LLB

Hello,
You are eligible to study in this college. You can apply here and complete the admission process to get a seat.

For the 3 year law course DU is considered to be best and has its own entrance exam for the admission. You can also see private universities. And, there is no specific science students LLB College, it is common for all you just get the undue advantage of reservation.

Hi,
You can apply to any private colleges offering 3 year law course. Otherwise, it is not possible. The private universities also take an entrance exam, but that's just for formality.

Yes, you are eligible for the 3 year LLB Course. You have to hurry up, because most of the colleges have completed their admission process. Eligible on 57% score.

You are eligible to a 3 year law course. Write DU LLB. BHU LLB ILI exam each conducted separately. Not sure about JMI/AMU. You can also take private universities.

Hi Prashant,
You cannot cancel the registration once done.
If you try to re-Register lot of information (due to duplicate info) might not allow to to register.
In any case Speak to the college authorities if they can help in deleting your previous registration. Or check with them if there is a possibility for editing the previous registration.

Hello,
I would prefer you Lloyd Law College. The campus has well ventilated, spacious classrooms, seminar rooms, laboratories, library, administrative block and conference hall. The campus provides the in-house Xeroxing facility, bank, student's consumer Co-operative Society, cafeteria, etc. The central computer center has structured networking and server with an adequate number of terminals. The institute has 24-hour leased line facility for all the students and staff. Separate hostel accommodation is available for the boys and girls in close vicinity of the college. Rooms are well furnished.

Hi,
Yes, you can do LLB after B.Com.
Admissions are purely Entrance based. CLAT / ISAT / SET / AILET. Etc. Plus, Lot of private colleges conduct their own entrance besides accepting ISAT scores.

Hi Hassaan, For LL.B. - you need to be a graduate. So, yes, you can do LL.B. Admissions are entrance based. This is a regular course. As per BCI Guidelines :
Only a person who has done a full time LL.B. Is recognised to be eligible to practice law in India. There are few colleges, which promises to allow students to complete their LL.B. Course through distance mode. However, such courses or arrangements are completely illegal and one should not fall for such traps.

Yes, you can get admission in 3 year LLB. If you fulfill all the eligibility criteria required to take admission in the university.