Jalpaiguri Law College

Admission to the LLB programs at Jalpaiguri Law College, a reputable legal education institution in West Bengal, is typically based on an entrance exam or merit cut-off marks for candidates. In comparison with open category students, ST students usually require lower marks for their LLB admission, which is due to the reservation policy by the government.Admission Criteria Entrance Exam:: Admission is usually dependent on the entrance exam score from exams like the West Bengal Joint Entrance Test (WBJEE) or any relevant legal exams set by the state.Merit List : The cut-off for ST students may change each year driven by the number of takers, marks they get and their final ranking in entrance exam.Typical Cut-off TrendsGeneral unabridged_ Due to reservation, the cut-off marks for ST may vary per annum. Do confirm the exact cut-off scores published by the college each year on their official website or the admission office.To find the most accurate and current cut-off marks, you are advised to directly reach Jalpaiguri Law College or get accurate information on all admission processes from their official website.

The selection of the candidates for admission to BA LLB and BA LLB (Hons. ) undergraduate programmes will be made on the basis of the marks secured by the candidates in the 10 plus 2 examination. The merit list of candidates will be published online on the college website as per the published admission schedule. The merit list for the candidates seeking admission to undergraduate programmes offered by the Jalpaiguri Law College is done purely on the basis of marks secured by the candidates in the Intermediate examination. The cut off marks for the B.A. L. B. and B.A. L. B. (Hons. ) for the 11th merit list is listed below. Cut Off Marks
B.A. L. B. / B.A. L. B. (Hons. ) Is 71.5 marks
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