LLB

None of the University of India will offer LL.B. Without CLATand it is compulsory to give CLAT to pursue LL.B.

Mukta, you have to fill the form and pay the fees. After that, you will get a email or text message from the university side. You have to visit is www.kuk.ac.in.

Dear Akhil,
The eligibility for LL.B is Pass with 50% aggregate marks in Graduation (any stream) or equivalent, subject to valid score in LPU-NEST or ISAT (Upto 60 percentile). Or
In case marks scored in Graduation (any stream) or equivalent are 70% or above, then LPU-NEST or ISAT will be exempted and candidate may apply for admission. Check the link below
http://www.lpu.in/programmes/law/llb-bachelor-of-law
For more information, visit LPU camp office in your town http://www.lpu.in/admission/lpu-in-your-town.php#lpu-town or call the toll free no.1800-102-4431 or mail on admissions@lpu.co. in.

Sure , You can go for BA. LLB. It is not compulsary to have Arts in 12th class. Kindly collect the information about admission procedure in college for the same course.
All the best

Hey there,
As far as I have found out, below is the results.
Eligibility for LLM Course:
All aspirants who possess a graduation degree in LLB/BA LLB course offered at Aligarh Muslim University or any other recognized university with at least 55% aggregate marks meet the AMU law entrance exam 2018 eligibility criteria for LLM course admissions.
Selection Process:
AMU LLM Admission through Department Test.
Rest, you can yourself visit the official website of AMU to find more.
www.amu.ac.in
Best of Luck.

Hi,
Yes, you may expect the same.
All the Best!

Hi there, You can't get direct admission in NLU Delhi. You need to appear for AILET entrance that NLU Delhi conducts. After which only you can seek admission.

Hi there, None of the NLUs offer a 3-year course in Law. All of them provide an integrated 5 year LL.B. Course.

Hi there,
All the NLUs offer a 5 year course in law thus even if you do B.Com you need to take up a 5 year law course only. Alternatively you make take admission after B.Com in a 3year law programme. As doing B.Com would serve no purpose as the NLUs will offer a B.Com as well along with LL.B.

Hi there, After pursuing B.Com you need to take up a law course only in order to study corporate law as there is no degree as such for corporate law but law only.