LLB

Hi Pranjal,
The cutoff varies every year according to the number of students applying for examination and number of seats available. It would be advisable that you get in touch with college authorities/official page directly for accurate cutoff.

Prabhakar,
You can go for both and after LLB, you can appear for tests meant for selection of judges. But, it would be better to go for Integrated LLB, where you will be saving one precious year of your life along with fee for one year. Also, you will get a chance to earn a year before.
There are many good universities like LPU, Sharda, Sastra, etc. that are offering 5 years integrated LLB. All these universities have wonderful infrastructure and world-class facilities to offer to students apart from good placements that they offer. Some even offer scholarships.
Good luck.

I am sorry to say that you cannot pursue the PGDM course at this instant as you have not completed your LLB course till now. You cannot apply for another course simultaneously when you are already pursuing a different course. So, my opinion for you is that just complete your LLB course first, then you are very much eligible for pursuing PGDM course.

IMS Law college is far better than any other College in Delhi-NCR. It is the first college with integrated degree for BALLB and all faculty are experienced.

Hi Om,
University of Allahabad is known for its BA-LLB program and has produced quality lot of judges and lawyers. You can surely consider pursuing this course from this university as Allahabad offers you n numbers of opportunities in law.
All the best.

There are a lot of possibilities that you'll get admission.

Dear Akansha,
I think you forget to mention the college that you are asking for. Kindly edit your question because there many colleges under IPU. And if you are asking for IP University then yes, this is the best. Go grab the seat as this is the best option for BBA LLB.
Good luck!

Dear Muskan,
The fee structure varies in different colleges. For NLU, it is about Rs 2 Lacs, for state government colleges, it's Rs. 36000, for private colleges it's Rs 1.60 lakh. Hostel and flooding is about 1 Lacs for private colleges, where as for NLU and state govt colleges it's only 35-40 thousand. These figure are not exact figures.

Dear Renuka,
If you want to prepare for competitive exams like judiciary services then it's a good idea, but I think always we should have an alternative with us. I mean to say if we will not be able to crack it then we must have another option so that we will not get depressed. We must have an LLM, that will open the new ways of getting jobs. I think it may be lectureship in law colleges.