LLB

For getting admission to the LLB programme at Agra College, one must first ensure that he/she meets the eligibility criteria for the course, which requires a graduate degree from any recognised university, that is, 10+2+3. Then one must apply for the form, either by downloading it from the official website or by collecting it from the college office.

Pursuing an LL. The fees are fairly low for the L. B at the Department of Law, MDU. Through the entire course, the course fee is approximately 1,320 INR which is very low in comparison to a lot of law schools. There are some additional material and other fees but, overall it is seen as a cheap option for students. This makes it an appealing option for anyone seeking a law degree at a low price.

The college has a good reputation and a wide curriculum. Most of the students get placed after graduation and the median package is INR 50,000 per annum. The college has very good faculty and conducts various extracurricular activities for learning process. In general, it can be a good option for anyone who wants to pursue a career in law.

Bengaluru Law College offers a 5-year B.A. + B.L. L.B. program with an aggregate intake of 160 students. The fee structure is not provided, but the institution has both the B.A. + B.L. L.B. and the 3-year L.L.B. available through Karnataka State Law University affiliation. The fees can be expected to be stated on application as the admission process is merit-based, taking into consideration qualifications such as Karnataka 2nd PUC or CBSE 12th.

For more information, contact the college directly or check their official website for the latest fee structure and admission process.

You'll typically need a bachelor's degree (for 3-year LLB) or 10+2 (for 5-year integrated LLB). You can then apply to colleges through entrance exams like CLAT or CUET PG, or based on merit.

As per GNLU NIRF report 2024, the key highlights of UG 5-year placements over the past three years are presented below:

Top Law Colleges in Uttar Pradesh 2024: In Uttar Pradesh, there are both private and government law colleges considered among the best. These colleges offer various law programs like integrated courses, 3-year LLB, LLM, and PhD programs. To get admission, students need to take law entrance exams, although some colleges don't require entrance exams. Among the top law colleges in Uttar Pradesh, all four are government-owned.

Some popular entrance exams for these colleges include AMU Entrance Exam, CLAT, CUET PG, and CUET. Some of the top law colleges in Uttar Pradesh are BBAU, AMU, RMNLU, and BHU