LLB

Hi there,
Well as far as a city like Chandigarh is considered, it's a college where you can manage to get a degree in law only from the institute. It can't be considered a good or better option.

Legal GK, General English, Legal Maxims, 10th class level Quantitative Aptitude and Legal Aptitude.

Yes, through management quota. But don't worry, private colleges take a very easy test.

After LLB Course, the aspirant should register in the Bar Council to practice in Courts, through bar examination. After some experience in the field you can apply for various positions available in the government like Public Prosecutor and Assistant Public Prosecutor. The advertisement will be released in the Employment News and in the state government websites. The experience is the key factor in the appointment. The appointment will be done through UPSC Assistant Public Prosecutor examination and State Public Service Commission - Assistant Public Prosecutor. These are some of the ways to become a government lawyer.

You all can apply on the webiste of Delhi university. Or direct link to apply is
https://www.examhelplogger.com/du-admission-form-2018-2019-apply-online/.

Hi Himanshu,
Candidate must have passed graduation and have secured minimum 45% marks for General and OBC candidates and 40% marks for SC and ST Candidates.
Admission is based on the marks obtained in graduation.
Interested candidates can apply online with the required information.
https://www.shiksha.com/law/course/llb-iimt-university-meerut-232184

Hi Vivek,
Are you asking about the entrance exam or the semester exam? Please specify.

Yes, it is possible to pursue LLB in Hindi medium from St. Wilfred's College of Law, Ajmer.

None of the University of India will offer LL.B. Without CLATand it is compulsory to give CLAT to pursue LL.B.

Mukta, you have to fill the form and pay the fees. After that, you will get a email or text message from the university side. You have to visit is www.kuk.ac.in.