LLB

Maharashtra National Law University (MNLU) Mumbai has a capacity of 100 seats for its BA LLB (Hons.) program. This intake includes:

- 70 seats are available for general category students.

- 10 seats are reserved for Scheduled Castes (SC) candidates.

- 5 seats are reserved for Scheduled Tribes (ST) candidates.

- 15 seats are allocated for Other Backward Classes (OBC) candidates.

- 5 seats are set aside for Specially Abled Persons (SAP).

Additionally, 20 supernumerary seats are available for Foreign Nationals/Non-Resident Indians (NRIs). There are also 2 supernumerary seats reserved for Jammu & Kashmir permanent residents.

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The eligibility criteria for admission to the Bachelor of Law (LL.B.) programme at D.E.S's Shri Navalmal Firodia Law College in Pune, Maharashtra are:

You must have passed 10+2 or equivalent with a minimum of 45% aggregate marks from a recognised board or council 

If you are appearing for the qualifying exam, you can apply for the entrance exam 

You must produce the provisional/degree/certificate of the qualifying exam and the mark lists of all parts/attempts of the qualifying exam at the time of admission 

You are not eligible if you obtained 10+2 through the Open University system without having any basic qualification 

You are not eligible if you obtained 10th Std./Secondary Schooling Certificate Examination in a single sitting examination without having basic qualification 

Yes, you can pursue L.L.B. (Bachelor of Laws) after completing your B.Sc. (Agriculture) and PGDEM in Rural Management, regardless of your age. The eligibility for L.L.B. generally requires a Bachelor's degree in any stream from a recognised university. Many law schools accept candidates from diverse educational backgrounds, including science, commerce, and humanities.

The age limit for L.L.B. programs can vary depending on the institution and the specific course, but generally, there is no upper age limit for admission to a 3-year L.L.B. course. You can check the specific age criteria and other admission requirements at the law schools or universities you are interested in. Some institutions may also offer 5-year integrated L.L.B. courses, which typically require students to join directly after school (12th standard). Therefore, you would be eligible for the 3-year program, which is more suitable for graduates.

The preparation for LLB at the School of Legal Studies, Apeejay Stya University, would need academic focus and building the skills. It initiates with a strong foundation in basic legal concepts and current affairs, since these are required for entrance tests like CLAT or LSAT. Another part of preparation would be practice in logical reasoning, analytical thinking, and English comprehension since these are significant subsets of the selection.

 Engage in public speaking practices, such as debates or mock trials, to enhance confidence and public speaking skills. Maintain a sound academic record and check out the specific requirements of the university to tailor the preparation accordingly. 

Generally, a bachelor's degree in any discipline from a recognised university is the minimum requirement for admission to the LLB course in the School of Legal Studies, Apeejay Stya University.

A minimum aggregate of 45% is generally required under the general category, variations for SC/ST/OBC may be according to university norms with respect to score in bachelor's degree as eligibility. To pursue the integrated BA LLB programme, candidates must qualify for 10 + 2 with at least an aggregate of 45% marks. Several entrance tests can be taken into account when determining admission to the program. These include: CLAT, LSAT or the university admission test.

The most recent cutoff dates for the Lajpat Rai Law College in Mumbais Bachelor of Law (LL.B.) program are determined by the MH CET Law results. The final cutoff score for the General AI quota for 2024 was 93.6
After passing the law entrance exam candidates can pursue a three-year Bachelor of Laws degree (LL.B.) from reputable law schools. Those with a bachelor's degree in any field can pursue the LL.B. degree. The Bar Council of India (BCI) oversees and regulates nearly all of the universities that grant LL.B. degrees. The three-year LL.B. program is broken up into six semesters, and students can only graduate if they finish all six semesters