LLB

Hello,
Kindly go through below link for know about the colleges.
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/jee-mains-college-predictor
All the best.

Yes you can find your question papers in this link. https://www.shiksha.com/university/bhu-banaras-hindu-university/bhu-uet-exam-question-papers.

Pursuing LL.B. After B.Com is not a good decision for jobs point of view. Because more than 80 of jobs were taken by NLU's and CLAT accepting colleges. Hence you have very limited scope here. So in my opinion you should go through the following courses as per your interest as under.
1. Chartered accountant
2. Company secretary
3. MBA/PGP/ PGDM in Finance, Marketing and supply chain.
4. Certified financial adviser CFA.

Hi Sanjeev, Only a person who has done a full time LL.B. Is recognised to be eligible to practice law in India. There are 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.

Dear Mitali, For admission in LL.B. Course, candidates must fulfill the following criteria: General category candidates must have a minimum of 50% marks in their graduation degree. Top5 universities offering Law distance learning courses
IGNOU
Annamalai University
National Law School of India University
Madurai Kamaraj University
Guru Nanak Dev University.

Hi Vijay, As per Bar council Guidelines - admissions to all Law Colleges will be based on Entrance. No Direct Admission possible. If you want to avoid CLAT / ISAT etc. Then directly register with the private colleges in Karnataka - all colleges conduct their own entrance as well (besides accepting CLAT / ISAT scores). You can appear for that. Results declared the same day.

Your score is very low and there are only private colleges available to you.

Yes, you can get a seat in a government college. keep following the counseling rounds and should be able to get a seat in 2nd/3rd round

You are eligible to do LL. M. as bar council has removed age bars. See government law college Mumbai and BVPU Pune. See this link
https://www.shiksha.com/law/colleges/colleges-india?rf=searchWidget&landing=ctp.

The fees is on a yearly basis paid once for both the semester. you don't pay fees for individual semesters.