LLB

Depends on the college you to take admission. There are many colleges affiliated with the university, so it gives a lot of scope to the students with ranks crossing 4-5k to get admission.

You have to give LLB CET such as DU LLB CET in Delhi, MH Law CET in Maharashtra and if you are looking for a specific deemed or private university, their CET. National Law University does not offer 3 years law hence options not available please check other prescribed minimum qualification.

Hello Akshay, A 3 year LLB course can only be taken by a graduate. You are eligible for it.

Hi Priya,
Yes, there is a 3-year course available as well, i.e. LLB. For getting enrolled in this course you need to take MHCET LAW entrance exam, similar to what the 5-year course students have to give.

You will need the migration certificate from university. Contact your university for that.

The best books for BA LLB Honors 1-year are:
1. Law of Torts by RK Bangia or in case you are comfortable reading a slightly complicated book go for Law of Torts by Ratanlal and Dhirajlal, commonly called R&D.
2. Law of Contracts- A commentary by Polluck and Mullah is advisable or a viable option could be Law of Contracts by Avtar Singh
3. Criminal Law I - PSA Pillai
For Legal English, you no book is prescribed, go with the course module (if your college provides one).

The ICFAI University, Dehradun is the best law college in India offering 100% placement assistance and providing excellent features for the students.

As per current UGC guidelines, you can not pursue BBA distance from DU and 5 years integrated law course from GGSIPU.

Try in UPES if possible or write entrance tests for DU, Allahabad University, JU and there are many central universities offering three-year law course.