LLB

The LL.B. fees at Sinhgad Law College are in the range of INR 30,000 to INR 50,000 per annum for the 3-year programme and INR 40,000 to INR 60,000 for the 5 Year Integrated course.

However, this is dependent upon the quota one applies under (government or management). There may be some other charges applicable such as exam or library fees. Since the fees vary every year, students are supposed to inquire about the latest fees structure from the college administration.

For admission to LL.B. in Sinhgad Law College, a candidate must have completed graduation with a minimum of 45% aggregate (40% in respect of SC/ST candidates) from a recognised university.

The selection is carried out through MHCET Law (3 years or 5 years), followed by CAP counseling. They must also satisfy the age criteria as given under the rules of the Bar Council of India. The management quota seats may have further criteria laid down by the college. 

I am not the student of this college but giving the answer on the  basis of available information so admission to LLB at Shri Shivaji Maratha society law College Pune follows firstly clear MH CET second step register online via CET cell's CAP counselling step 3 eligibility and 40% SC ST OBC  step 4 submit required document like degree cast domicile etc. within the deadline

I am not the student of these college sharing the answer on the basis of the available information so the LLB course at Shri Shivaji Maratha society law college is highly South after due to its bci recognition best practical training experienced faculty and best infrastructure placement support scholarship and strategic location in Pune legal hub

Before answering I will tell you I am not the student of this college but giving the review on the basis of the information available on the Internet and the college website: 

The eligibility criteria for LLB: 

The minimum qualification for admission to the three year LLB course shall be a graduation with minimum 45% of marks in any faculty of Pune university or any other statutory University is student should have appeared for the Maharashtra common entrance test (MHCET) of LLB 3 years

No, you can not take admission in Jitendra Chauhan College of Law ( JCCL) LLB.B course without MHCET law entrance exam. The only way to get admission is to give MHCET exam. Then you have to select Jitendra Chauhan College of Law as your first preference and then your counselling will be done.

Admission to the LL.B. course at JCCL generally begins with qualifying the MH CET Law entrance exam conducted by the State Common Entrance Test Cell, Maharashtra. Once the result is out, candidates can register through the centralized admission portal and list JCCL as their preferred choice. Based on rank and seat availability, students are allotted seats. The process is smooth, and the college provides proper guidance to new entrants. If you've completed your graduation and hold a genuine interest in the legal field, JCCL warmly welcomes you into a world of opportunity.

Yes you can .There are many colleges in Maharashtra and nearby giving admission on basis of last qualification.

Also you can wait for sometime and appear for  CUET/ CLAT .

Law is more about academics than placement brand .

Also you can explore about -

• NIRF law
• Carrer in litigation

Students who are offered admissions must pay the fees as per the NLU Kolkata BA LLB (H) fee structure. Some of the major elements included in the fee structure are tuition fees, hostel fees, caution deposits, admission fees, etc. Interested students can refer to the below table to view the entire fee breakdown:

Note: The above-mentioned fee is as per the official sources. However, it is indicative and subject to change.