LLB

At Sir L.A. Shah Law College, Ahmedabad, the three-year Bachelor of Laws (LL.B.) course is offered.  The fee structure is as follows:

First Year: INR 5,400.
Total for 3 years: INR 16,200.

The total fee for the 3 years of LL.B programme in Dr.D.Y Patil college will be approximately 1.02 Lacs and for the 5 yeras of programme it could be 1.2 lakh. additional costs will be added for library, examination and other. it is better to contact directly with the college for better information

The LL.B. course of Dr.D.Y patil law college is based on the norms laid down by the Bar Council of india and Savitribai Phule pune university and consists of basic branches of law, such as jurisprudence, corporate law, criminal law, and constitutional law.there are some other courses to build the skills of the students such as mmot couts, practical training.this programme focuses on the student knowledge and to train them to become a good advocates and to apply for corporate legal posotions.

As per the latest information,

The BA LLB fee structure at CCS University (Meerut) for 2024 is:

• First-year fee: INR 37,335
• Total course fee: INR 1.77 lakhs

Eligibility:

• Passed 12th in any stream with a minimum of 45% marks (40% for SC/ST candidates).
• Admission is merit-based on class 12th marks.

Dr. D.Y. Patil Law College is cheaper than private law institutions in India since it offers LL.B. programs at affordable prices. The cost of the five year programme B.A. LL.B is roughly INR 1.2 Lacs while the three year LL.B costs around INR 1.02 lakh. Though extra costs such as Test Fees, books, and hostel facilities must be taken into consideration, these costs are quite reasonable compared with renowned private law colleges. In all, the institute offers great service for the money spent by law students.

MH CET Law scores are accepted by Dr.D.Y. Patil Law College for both the three-year LL.B.and five years integrated B.A. LL.B. programs. Maharashtra Common Entrance Test for Law (MH CET Law)is a state-level exam administered by the State Common Entrance Test Cell, Maharashtra. All candidates must acquire a valid non-zero score in MH CET Law for being eligible for admission.

No, you cannot take LLM without pursuing LLB, as the primary requirement for LLM course is Bachelors degree in Law. Apart from that, approximately 50 percent marks are also required in their LLB duration to enroll in LLM. 

dear ali,
Getting into a reputed law college in Mumbai with 75 marks in LLB will depend upon the cutoff, category, and college you want to get into. The general rule is that the better the college, the higher the cutoffs, but then some semi-government and private colleges may also have openings even at lower marks. You could inquire with some colleges like Government Law College (GLC), KC Law College, or Rizvi Law College about cutoff patterns and procedure of admission. It's also advisable to research the counseling process and seating capacity for the present year.

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