LLB

Hi Anjali,
Admission is based on the marks obtained in 10+2.
https://www.shiksha.com/law/course/ll-b-south-point-college-of-law-sonepat-235338

Hi Mina,
You can take admission into LLB. Through entrance exams conducted at national or state level. It is a 5-year duration course. Most renowned entrance exams conducted are CLAT and AILET. Both the exams are conducted in the month of May followed by a round of group discussion and personal interview. LLB syllabus is divided into semesters covering every aspect of law in course duration of 5 years.

Hi Sunil,
As far as I am concerned, in case of LLB exams held by Delhi University, candidates can attempt the exam in English only. There is no other option for attempting the answer.

Hi,
Please refer the link below:
http://www.lkouniv.ac.in/en/news?Newslistslug=en-examination-schedule&cd=OAA1AA=

Yes, Bar Council does accept Kalinga University's LL.B. Refer the link for details: http://www.barcouncilofindia.org/wp-content/uploads/2010/05/List-of-Law-Colleges-having-approval-by-the-BCI.pdf.

Hi Prerna, Syllabus of LL.B. Entrance exam after PG :
1. Jurisprudence having 50 questions of 1 marks each.
2. Constitutional Law having 50 questions of 1 marks each.
3. Law of Contracts, Law of Torts, Criminal Law, Family Law, International Law, Property Law, Intellectual having 50 questions of 1 marks each.

Hi, Please find the related link below:
https://www.shiksha.com/law/colleges/ll-b-colleges-india.

JB, Pursuing Diploma in corporate law along with LL.B. is an excellent idea. This will provide you in depth knowledge about the company's affairs. ILS law College, Pune may be the good option for you. The course covers the following modules as. Module 1- Company Laws & Securities Laws, Module 2- Mergers & Acquisitions and Tax Laws, Module 3 - Bankruptcy & Insolvency Code, Employment Laws & IP Law, Further course is classroom of 72 Hours of learning (23 weekdays 2 hours & 7 Saturdays- 4 Hours each). .

It's a great decision. Supporting to your parents, by doing a job is really appreciable. But finding a job on the basis of B.Sc. (PCM) is also an very difficult task. However few areas like teaching, Chemical and Physical laboratories, Sales and Marketing etc. May be the good short term options. But for long terms you have to focus on Banking, Railways, Defense and UPSC etc. Higher studies can also be done during the jobs also.