LLB

No, you can join DU-LLB only after your graduation.

You have a decent rank but I think you shouldn't expect VIPS or Amity Law School. You might get through the other colleges under IPU.

Check out on the law colleges, under the state universities, the admission is basically done on the basis of your marks, in most cases.
All the best.

Both of the colleges are doing well. But, as an option, UPES is better with its faculties and placements.

See, placements depends on your CV academics and work ethics. GITAM is a fine doing college, but no institution can guarantee you a placement, unless you work towards achieving your goal.
Good luck.

Yes, it is a budding law school but it promises good future prospects. You can get admission based on the CLAT score.

The cut-off would be something within 50 percent of the total marks you appear for, in the exam. It might even go down to something around 45 per cent, at max.
Do not worry about that, just do well and concentrate on the paper during the exam rather than worrying about the cut-off.

Greetings.
Appering for clat can Result into experience of law and questions relation to it.
You can also get direct admission such as Chandigarh University is giving direct admission.
Kindly visit www.cuchd.in for more queries.

Greetings.
A lawyer has so mang options.
After completing your llb, you can practice in judiciary, apper for p.c.s, join corporate sector.
Moreover, you can pursue for CS, or MBA which marks best to the field of law in MNC sector.

Greetings.
First of all clear your subjects in which you have to reappear. Then only the doors of other platform relating to your course can be opened.
Moreover you have choice of either pursuing for llm or practice in courts.
Have a bright career.