LLB

Students can apply for BA LLB admissions immediately after passing their class 12th board exams from a recognized institute.
BA LLB is a 5 year integrated law course that deals with interdisciplinary topics such as law and arts subjects such as history, sociology, English, Economics etc . In BA LLB, the first 3 semesters are dominated by arts subjects and the rest of the 5 semesters contain law subjects.
BA LLB Admissions can be done by students right after clearing their Class 12th board examinations. Students have to sit for various entrance exams that are conducted both at the national and state levels such as CLAT, AILET, MH CET Law etc.
BA LLB Syllabus includes core subjects from the field of humanities such as Political Science, Sociology, History and from Law such as Family Law, International Law, and Constitutional Law.
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Candidates must apply online from the admission portal of the University of Delhi. To apply for LL.B. programme, candidates must have a graduation degree in any field with at least 50% marks in aggregate. Candidates should have an LL.B. Degree from with at least 50% marks or an equivalent CGPA to be eligible for LL. M. programme. Selection is based on the merit in the entrance examinations and as per the cut off list released by Delhi University. LL.B selection is based on DU LLB entrance exam while for LL. M, DU LLM entrance exam is conducted by the university. Faculty of Law at the University of Delhi offers Bachelor of Law degree course at undergraduate level. The minimum eligibility is to have a Graduate Degree from a recognised university with at least 50% marks or an equivalent CGPA. Other backward classes candidates, should have at least 45% marks or equivalent CGPA while for SC/ST candidates, the minimum aggregate marks are 40%. Admission to LL.B. course will be done on the basis of LL.B Common Entrance Test conducted by University of Delhi (DU LLB). The merit list will be prepared for all categories based on applicants marks in DU LLB CET. Applicants who clear the cut-off score set by the University will be called for the counselling process.

Hello Sourabh, RULET 2022 Syllabus: Rajasthan University releases the RULET syllabus. Rajasthan University Law Entrance Test RULET is an offline examination with questions coming from the English Language, Legal Reasoning Current Affairs and General Knowledge, and Quantitative Aptitude and Logical Reasoning. The total questions that will be asked in the exam will be 150 and the total marks in the exam will be 300. The candidates can check the RULET syllabus on this page to prepare for the exam. RULET 2022 Syllabus in Details
The test will have 3 sections that are:
English Language, Legal Reasoning Current (a) Affairs and General Knowledge, and (b) Quantitative Aptitude and Logical Reasoning
The detailed syllabus of RULET 2022 as provided by the University of Rajasthan is as follows:
English Language: 100 marks
Reading Comprehension
Grammar: Tenses, Phrasal Verbs and Idioms, Co-ordination & Subordination, Articles and Determiners, Active & Passive Voice, Direct and Indirect Speech, Antonyms and synonyms, Modals expressing various concepts (Obligation, Request, Permission, Prohibition, Intention, Condition, Probability Possibility, Purpose, Reason, Companions, Contrast)
Legal Reasoning: 100 marks
Latin maxims
Legal words
Indian Constitution and constitutional development
Basic study of Law
Current Affairs and General Knowledge: 80 marks
Current events of national and international importance
Arts and culture of Rajasthan
Indian history
Science and Technology & Social Science
Historical events of continuing significance
Quantitative Aptitude and Logical Reasoning: 20 marks
Apply various 10th standard mathematical operations on such information, including from areas such as ratios and proportions, basic Algebra Profit and loss, time and work, average, speed and distance, ratio and proportion. Logical reasoning: Alphanumeric Series, Reasoning Analogies, Blood Relations, Coding-Decoding, Odd One Out, Picture Series and Sequences, Pattern Series and Sequences, Seating Arrangements, Statement and Assumptions, Syllogism. Hope this helps!
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