LLB

Admissions are made through to merit list prepared on the basis of score obtained in 10+2.
Note- Vacant seats are to be filled by the students who clear admission test with minimum 50% marks. https://www.shiksha.com/law/course/ll-b-dr-panjabrao-deshmukh-college-of-law-amravati-215460.

You need to have atleast 50% marks in class 12th. Fill out the form and complete your admission.

Visit the link below:
https://www.shiksha.com/university/amu-Aligarh-muslim-university/amu-entrance-exam-question-papers.

Hi,
You should apply for this course through IGNOU, here you don't need to attend the regular classes, but you need to appear in the examination to get your degree.

I do not think that with 46% marks you will be able to get admission in Delhi University.

You can get direct admission in Chandigarh University with 50% marks in class 12th.
All the best.

LL.B. through distance learning is not a good option. You can practice law only after attending full degree course from a regular college.

Yes, you can get admission. However, for the admission process, check out the university website.

You need to appear for the MH-CET exam conducted by DHE in order to get admission in the Singhad Law College. Also, there is no direct admission procedure for the college due to centralised system of admission.

The selection process of LLB (3 years law course) is purely based the marks secured in your graduation. However, the selection will be based on your performance in the graduation so the admission forms will be release after the declaration of the graduation results in the state. There is no entrance test for LLB (3 years law course). The college will publish its call for admission into the said interested program/course, in any newspaper and in its official website.