LLB

82 percentile in MHT CET LLB is decent but not very high. You might get admission in mid-level law colleges in Maharashtra. For top colleges like Government Law College Mumbai or ILS Law College Pune, cutoff usually goes above 90 percentile. Still, 82 percentile can secure good private or aided law college depending on category and seat availability.

Government Law College Mumbai is best for LLB in Mumbai. It got big name and strong teachers who guide students well. You learn real law skills there. K.C. Law College also good choice for LLB course. Rizvi Law College give nice campus and helpful staff. New Law College Mumbai teach legal studies simple way. Jitendra Chauhan College of Law offer good placements too.

The NMU MH CET Law cutoff 2025 was released for admission to the BA LLB (Hons) and LLB courses for various categories under both the All India and Home State quota. 

For the General AI category, the first and last round cutoff was 63.7 and 86.34, respectively for the LLB course. On the other hand, for the BA LLB course, the first and last round cutoff ranks were, 90.57 and 67.74, respectively. 

Students should keep in mind that other categories, rounds, and quotas will have different cutoffs for the aforementioned courses.

For admissions to the BA LLB and LLB courses at Soundarya College of Law students must:

• Complete the course eligibility of having passed Class 10 and Class 12 with a minimum score of 45% from a recognised board.
• And go through a selection process depending on Merit or previous qualifying exam scores (Class 10 and 12).

For admissions to the BCom LLB course at Soundarya College of Law students must:

• Complete the course eligibility of having passed Class 10 and Class 12 with a minimum score of 45% from a recognised board.
• And go through a selection process depending on Merit or previous qualifying exam scores (Class 10 and 12).

Yes, final-year and final-semester LLB students can apply for AIBE 21. Eligible students must have no backlogs and be in their final year of a 3-year or 5-year LLB course from a BCI-recognized university. 

Both are equally good.

MBA after BBA is more relevant but it must be done from a branded college or if not from good college then better do it online with low fees.

What I can suggest is LL.B after BBA from a good law college with low fees ( if have time and money). And then an MBA from distance / online mode from reputed college like IGNOU/ SCDL/ Jamia / DU/ .

This combo will give you knowledge, skills, horizon, job prospects of infinity level.

The minimum eligibility requirement for LLB at Department of Law, Punjab University is passing Bachelors/ Masters Degree in any discipline with a minimum of 45% aggregate from Panjab University or any other University recognised by Bar Council of India and Panjab University. The selection criteria is entrance based with the university accepting PU LLB scores for the same.

The minimum duration of a bachelor's degree for LLB admissions at NLSIU Bangalore is not mentioned. Generally, LLB courses are done after clearing a three year UG level course at other NLSIUs.

Candidates can expect that the LLB course at NLSIU Bangalore is only available to candidates who cleared an undergraduate course with a minimum duration of three years.

No, the CLAT score is not accepted for LLB admissions at NLSIU Bangalore. The institute accepts the score of NSLAT-LLB for LLB admissions. 

The CLAT score is accepted for admissions into the BA LLB integrated course offered by NLSIU Bangalore. The CLAT-PG score is accepted for LLM admissions at NLSIU Bangalore.