B.A LLB

Yes, it is possible to rejoin a BA LLB course after a gap of two years: LLB in one yearStudents who have failed or discontinued their studies after 12th or graduation can complete their Bachelor of Law (LLB) in one year. LLB after a bachelor's or master's degreeCandidates with a bachelor's or master's degree in any subject can pursue LLB. Distance graduationStudents can complete their graduation in one year through UGC-DEB-approved universities. Here are some other things to know about BA LLB courses:A BA LLB course can also be studied through distance education, but a career based on a distance BA LLB course is not recognised by BCI. Admission to law schools is determined by passing scores on law entrance exams like the Law School Admission Test (LSAT). Candidates belonging to any age group can pursue LLB, provided they meet the required eligibility criteria. 

The fee for a Bachelor of Arts + Bachelor of Laws (BA LLB) program in India can vary significantly from college to college, and can range from INR 50,000 to INR 5,00,000 or more. The exact amount depends on factors such as the college's reputation, location, and facilities. Here are some BA LLB course fees at some colleges in Jabalpur:N.E.S. Law College: The total fees for the 3 year course is INR 1.80 Lakhs. Hitkarini Law College: The total tuition fee for the 3 years Bachelor of Laws (L.L.B.) course is INR 54000. Sri Guru Tegh Bahadur Khalsa College: The Bachelor of Law (LL.B.) course fee is INR 60 K. Shri Neelkanth Law College: The Bachelor of Law (LL.B.) course fee is INR 39 K. Mather Teresa Law College: The Bachelor of Law (LL.B.) course fee is INR 36 K. 

Even if you failed to pass Physics you can still do BA LLB. The Bar Council of India (BCI) demands 45% or more comprising marks in 10+2 or an equivalent examination for admission from any recognised board. School leavers are eligible if they passed 5 subjects with 60 percent and above as per the above table. As we saw from the previous BCI, there isn't a provision stating that a student has to pass all the subjects offered, which translates to there being six of them, here. However, it is recognised that some universities might have added prerequisites, and therefore, this should well be consulted from the particular university or the law school of your unique interest. In common parlance however, the process for aspiring lawyers begins with an entrance test like CLAT, AILET or LSAT and then Counseling.