LLB

I would suggest Amity Noida because of its proximity to NCR. You have options to do internship in most of the law firms in Delhi.

Qualification: The candidate must pass class 12th. Minimum Eligibility to Apply: 45% marks. Admission Process:
Register and Apply. Interested candidates can apply online with the required information. Merit Screening. Admission is based on the score obtained in the entrance test conducted by the university and academic performance.

Jindal Global Law School
Manav Rachna University
Amity Law School
BMU

Hi,
LLB is always a good option, if you are interested in this subject. Yes, you are eligible to take admission. There are lots of opportunities in the field. You should go for it.

Hi Vikram, You should purchase the previous year problems book(previous year KU LLB cet) from your nearby markets. See, it will have all the questions with explanations, which will help you to learn all the concepts. So, you can improve your performance in the entrance exam. Best of luck.

To check the result of SAAT LLB online entrance exam just go on website and click the result link.

Yes, this university is a private university. You can get more details by its official website.

Hi, I'm in CS Professional level and had done my B.Com from Shyamlal College, University of Delhi. It is always preferred that you do your CS and B.Com simultaneously. If you're not able to get into North or South Campus, get yourself registered in DU SOL and focus more on CS as it is a Professional course and levels after foundation (i.e. Executive and Professional levels) are tough and competitive.

Firstly, it depends on your interest. Secondly, see your family background if it belongs to the law, go for LLB. Otherwise, go for B.Tech. It will help you to build up your career in an easy way. Pursue any of the course in regular mode as distance LLB is not accepted by BCI.
Good luck.

It is about to happen in June.