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SLS Pune is also a part of Erasmus Mundus consortium, a network of legal schools worldwide. So it is tough to get it. For getting admission in Symbosis 3 year LL.B. You can appear for AIAT. Eligibility: The candidate should be a graduate from any recognised University with minimum 45% marks (40% for S. C. /S. T. students) in one attempt (No Compartment). Students who have appeared
for their final year degree examination and awaiting results are also eligible to apply, subject
to submission of passing Certificate by the announced date.
3 year LL.B. Admission begin in Fenruary. Seats - 60
Application procedure -
- register for AIAT exam ( conducted online at various venues)
-appear for exam
- shortlisted candidates based on AIAT, PI and What are given admission
- Reservation - yes
For detail can refer Symbosis website. Best wishes.

Your chances to get JBIMS are high. JBIMS initially shortlists on the basis of their CAT or MAH CET score. In order to qualify the phase one of the selection processes, the candidates must secure the minimum cutoff in either of the two exams mentioned above. The cutt off vary for domicile and category. For MH domicile it is 95 and above for MH-CET. Shortlisted candidate in phase 1 ( I. e entrance score) -are then called for personal assessment where they have to clear the Group Activity, Writing Ability Test and Personal Interview rounds. You have to do good in second round ( GD, Interview) despite high MH-CET score. The weightage formula in JBIMS is as follow -
Phase 1CAT/ CET score - 6010th, 12th, graduation marks - 15Extra- curricular/ work experience-20Diversity - 5Phase 2Group Activity- 20Group Discussion- 20Personal Interview- 60
Final selection in JBIMS is done by merit prepared on basis of composite score
And Composite Score = 0.60 (AR) + (In-Person Assessment Round or IPA)
Best wishes.

Hello Zishan, it's very nice to hear from you that you are interested in doing graduation in engineering. But I am afraid that your approach is not perhaps on the right path. All the colleges where a student gets admission have stipulations about attending a minimum number of classes. This in fact is a prerequisite for appearing in the examination that is conducted by the concerned University. Hence officially no college will tell you not to attend college and just come for the examination. In addition, the regular distance education mode is not available for engineering. In view of this, I feel that you need to rethink your future and change track for another subject which you may be liking. Best wishes to you.