LLB

Yes, Harlal School of Law does offers various scholarships to the students studying at the school. The students applying for scholarships can apply only to one at a time. Below is a list of scholarships, students can enjoy:

·       Scholarships are based on scores in the last qualifying exam. The scholarship percentage ranges from 10-75%.

·       Students belonging to other categories like Physically Challenged, Girls Students, Defence Person Children, Paramilitary Forces, Old Students (Additional Scholarship), etc. can also apply for 10% scholarship.

The Harlal School of Law offers two degree programmes. For the LLB programme, the candidates must have a graduation degree with a minimum of 45% (40% for SC/ST). Candidates who meet the eligibility requirement can apply directly to the school online or offline mode as per their convenience. The candidates are further shortlisted by the school based on their performance in the qualifying exam.

Harlal School of Law offers two BCI-approved programmes. The programmes are offered in affiliation to Chaudhary Charan Singh University. The eligibility requirement for the programmes is set by the school in accordance with the regulations of the university. The candidates, who have a graduation degree with a minimum of 45% (40% for SC, ST), are eligible to apply for the programme.

The University of Warwick minimum requirements for LLB course are given below:

• Class 12 / Higher Secondary Certificate from CBSE / CISC and some state boards on a case-to-case basis
• Band C equivalent English language requirements: IELTS score of overall 7.0 / PTE Academic score of 75 with no less than 59 in of the Communicative skills / TOEFL iBT with score of 100

The university does not interview applicants. Offers are made as per the applicants’ UCAS form including predicted and actual grades, personal statement, and school reference

SNDT College admission is based on the MH CET exam. Candidates must qualify the cutoff for the MH CET exam as per  Shreemati Nathibai Damodar Thackersey Women's University (SNDTWU). Find below the year wise cutoff for LLB:

To get admssion in LLB at SNDT College candidates must clear the admission process. LLB admission is based on the entrance exam MH CET Law or Maharashtra Common Entrance Test conducted by the State CET Cell. Candidates qualifying the exam can take admission on the basis of original certificates. However, before applying candidates must check the LLB eligibility criteria, i.e, bachelor's degree in any stream conducted by any recognised University, Institution or Board, with minimum 45% marks as prescribed by Bar Council of India. 

Grabbing that LLB seat at Agra University:

1. Entrance exams: CLAT, AILET, LSAT, or MH-CET Law are your gateways.
2. Meet eligibility: Bachelor's degree with good grades (check specific requirements).
3. Apply on time: Online/offline application as per university instructions.
4. Counselling & Seat Allotment: Follow rank-based procedures to secure your spot.
5. Finalize admission: Pay fees and submit documents.

MJPRU LLB application process:

1. Online application process
2. Basic details submission
3. Application fee of INR 950
4. Payment options (Netbanking, Debit/Credit Card)
5. Official website for application

Chandigarh University is a better option for law students than Punjab University. Chandigarh University is considered one of the best universities in North India for a Bachelor of Law (Integrated) degree. 

According to Shiksha, the LL.B. course at Chandigarh University is rated 4.1 out of 5 by four students, while the same course at the Department of Law, Panjab University is rated 4.2 out of 5 by 13 students