LLB

Hi,
As per the latest guidelines, any LLB from correspondence is not valid for practicing law. You may work as a legal advisor though, so be sure of choosing the distance mode course.

Government Law College – Mumbai is the best option. The fee structure is Rs.4500.

You can give LSAT or CLAT entrance first. Then, choose the college as per your choice. The college will give you scholarship as per your eligibility.

The best option depends on your interests and skills. There are numerous opportunities like MBA, CA, CFA, cost accounting, actuaries, etc.

Dear,
According to me you should complete your integrated programme and obtained experience in the same then take decision accordingly.
In law domain, you have to invest again approximately 2 years to establish your name and experience after your 3 years of LL.B programme. Choose your way after checking every factor.
All the best!!

Hi,
This college has been established in 2008 and has not earned much name in law studies. So, you can consider this college, if you have none in your hands.
Good luck.

Hello,
Thanks for asking.
Yes, you can pursue LLB after B.Com.
There is also dual degree courses available B.Com - LLB etc.

MBA in travel and tourism is much better than LLB.

Dear,
You need to apply for CLAT exam or entrance exam for other universities having their own entrance exam and interview for the admission process.
You can check this link for top law colleges and their admission process:
https://www.shiksha.com/law/ranking/top-law-colleges-in-india/56-2-0-0-0
And, for LLM programme when you are in the final year of LLB degree, you can apply and again you have to apply for CLAT or entrance exam for different universities.
All the best!

Dear
As of now maximum age limit is 30 for general category and 35 for SC/ST/OBC category but petition already been filed in Supreme Court to increase the age limit.
So you have to wait for final notification for the same.
All the best