LLB

There is a possibility but you should wait for IPU to take out it's list.

Hello Vanshaj,
DU LLB is a three-year law programme and aspirant needs to have a graduation degree with a minimum qualifying score.

The fee structure is different from all colleges. In nationals, it varies from 1 lakh to 1.5 lakhs per annum whereas in some private universities it can go upto 2 or 2.5 lakhs per annum.

Colleges such as UPES, Amity, Alliance, BVP, Symbiosis will be a great choice other than National universities.

Amity is a better choice among the three but if your focus is on judiciary or government jobs then BVP will be a good option.

Obviously, it makes a huge difference, studying in an ordinary college and studying in a National Law University. Though, if you want to shape up your career in corporate then go for NLUs otherwise you can opt to study in any college. Other than NLUs you can also get admission in some renowned colleges of the country like Symbiosis etc., for that you need to appear in entrance exam. So, make choice according to your future goals.
All the best!