LLB

Hi,
If you have only two options for LLB program, then you can choose BHU due to its rich course structure, experienced faculties and overall ranking. Otherwise, you can check other colleges as well.
You can check the below mentioned link for other colleges with good ranking and good placement assistance:
https://www.shiksha.com/top-law-colleges-in-india-rankingpage-56-2-0-0-0
All the best.

The date is already over. Usually, the last date is around June for each institute. Unless, there is institute level entrance exam.

Hi,
You can think of these certificate courses:
1. Certificate on criminology.
2. English communication.
3. Diploma in environmental law.
4. Diploma in RTI.
5. Take part as an activist and associated with NGO and get knowledge about the law related to that issue in which NGO deal with.
6. Diploma in taxation law and practice/ Cyber law.
But, there are very few institute offering such kind of Diploma or certificate. You need to check the recognition of the institution and course too.
All the best.

1. You can practice as a lawyer.
2. You can do LLM, which is a Master's degree in law and after that you can do Ph.D in law.
3. You can also give judicial service exams.
4. You can become a legal adviser in companies, but it depends on the placement of your college.
All the best.

Hi,
There are numbers of institution, where you can apply for LLB program, but you need to check the below mentioned link:
http://www.aicte-india.org/dashboard/pages/approvedinstitutes.php
All the best.

For 3 years LLB course, you need to have an undergraduate degree. If you want to pursue a law degree after class 12th, you will have to opt for a 5 year course. If you already have an undergraduate degree, you will get admission in any known colleges through their entrance or criteria followed by them for the same.
I hope it helps.

Hi,
You can check the below mentioned website:
vtclaw.org/

NLU, Delhi is far better than BHU as far as its law faculty is concerned.

Hi,
Yes, you are totally eligible to pursue education from any state university. There is no restriction for open board to pursue regular program in higher studies. You just you need to clear the admission eligibility and process for the particular university.
All the best.