NLU Delhi (NLUD) - National Law University Answered Questions

Yes, universities that offer 5-year integrated B.A. LL.B. courses usually provide a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) degree to students who complete the first three years of the course. This is because the first three years of the course are usually dedicated to the study of arts subjects such as English, Political Science, Sociology, History, and Economics, along with some introductory legal subjects.
Upon completion of the first three years of the course, students are awarded a B.A. degree, and then they continue with the remaining two years of the LL.B. program. Upon successful completion of all five years of the course, students are awarded a degree in B.A. LL.B. (Hons.).
However, it is important to note that the degree awarded may vary from one university to another, and students are advised to check the specific regulations and requirements of the university offering the course.

Yes, undoubtedly, but you would have to start from the beginning i. e. from the first year again and provided obviously that you are able to crack the entrance exam of that NLU. There was a time when a few colleges ran such an arrangement along with NLUs, such as GLC-NUSRL, but I think such a practice has been put to halt. Good luck.

You can explore about other good colleges and exams like CUET. Many state universities offer LL.B. Course. While choosing a law colleges consider fees, recognition, and teaching quality. Be clear with your plan from day 1. Try to prepare for judicary from day 1.

The total fee with all the students' requirements at National law University is charged around 2 Lacs per head here it includes all sorts of charges starting from admission fee to hostel fee. Particularly just the tuition fee is around 75000 per year.