LLB

KCC Institute of Legal and Higher Education charges INR 95,000 annually as tuition fee for BA LLB course. The hostel fee per annum ranges from INR 1.01 lakh to INR 1.98 lakh. A security deposit of INR 5000 also has to be paid.

KCC Institute of Legal and Higher Education offers 5-year BA LLB programme. The eligibility criteria is minimum 50% (45% for SC/ST/PWD candidates) in Class 12) with English as a subject.

Most of the law entrance exams have -English Language, Current Affairs/GK, Legal Reasoning, Logical Reasoning, and Quantitative Techniques.

So you can operate most of the exams whose syllabus are almost same like CUET/CLAT, MHCET .

Try to prepare from one good book and stick to justify one

The law programmes at NS Soti Law College are approved by Bar Council of India. The institute is affiliated with Shivaji University. It is recognised by the government of Maharashtra.

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UPES Dehradun

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Amity University

LPU

Christ University 

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Lloyd college

KLE University

Law faculty of top ranked private universities ( refer NIRF Universit

y ranking).

LLB programme is UG programme at University of Dubai and duration of this programme is 4 years including internship program of 12 weeks. To get admission to this course at University of Dubai, students must score 70% or above in Math in High school with IELTS score of 6. 

MIT School of Law LLB fees is INR 3.8 lakh. Students can complete the payment through the accepted payment gateway. The amount has to be paid timely to complete the admission process.

The 5-year integrated BBA LLB programme available at Amrita International School of Law combines business studies with study of law. Students can opt for career roles in consulting, corporate law, and entrepreneurship after completing this course.

The annual fee for BBA LLB at Amrita International School of Law is INR 2.25 lakh. Thus, the total course fee is INR 11.25 lakh. Students also have to pay a one-time Caution Deposit of INR 20,000

Yes, absolutely. Humanities students are naturally suited for law because of their background in subjects like Political Science, History, and Sociology - all closely linked to legal studies. Strong reading and writing skills from Humanities stream are a real advantage in law school.