Law Admission Process

The Important dates related to the MHT-CET Law application process for admissions to LLB courses in Shankarrao Chavan Law College, as followed by the official Maharashtra State CET Cell schedule, are usually released in April with the last date usually in May. The MHT-CET Law exams take place in June, and results are usually announced in July. After the announcement of results, the counseling process and seat allotment procedure is conducted. However, the dates are variable from year to year. Applicants are advisable to be cautious and check the website of Maharashtra State CET Cell or the Shankarrao Chavan Law College website frequently to get the admission schedule.

Dr. Ambedkar Government Law College (DAGLC) is a well-known government law college located in Chennai, Tamil Nadu. To get admission in BA LL.B. at DAGLC, you must follow the admission process set by the college. The following are the steps to get admission in DAGLC for BA LL.B.:
1. Eligibility Criteria: Candidates must meet the eligibility criteria set by the college, which includes educational qualification, age, and other requirements. As per the college website, candidates must have completed their higher secondary education (10+2) or equivalent with a minimum of 45% aggregate marks.
2. Admission Test: Candidates must appear for the Tamil Nadu Common Entrance Test for Law (TANCET Law) or the Tamil Nadu State Law Admission Test (TNSLAT). The TANCET Law is conducted by Anna University, while TNSLAT is conducted by the Tamil Nadu Dr. Ambedkar Law University.
3. Application Process: Candidates must fill out the application form available on the college's official website or obtain it from the college campus.
4. Selection Process: Candidates will be selected based on their performance in the admission test, their academic record, and other criteria set by the college.
5. Reservation Policy: As a government institution, DAGLC has a reservation policy that provides admission opportunities for candidates belonging to different categories such as Scheduled Castes (SC), Scheduled Tribes (ST), Other Backward Classes (OBC), and other minority groups.
It is important to note that the admission criteria and process may change from year to year based on the college's policies and regulations. Therefore, I recommend checking the college's official website or contacting the admission department to obtain the most updated and accurate information about admission criteria and processes.

It depends on the admission criteria and policies of the colleges you are interested in. In general, most law colleges require candidates to have passed their 12th board exams with a minimum percentage of marks and a specific combination of subjects. Failing in one subject and passing in five subjects may not meet the minimum eligibility criteria for admission to a law college. However, there may be some colleges that allow candidates to apply for admission with a grace mark or permit them to clear the failed subject in supplementary exams. It is best to check the admission policies of the specific law colleges you are interested in and their eligibility criteria for admission. You may also consider retaking the exam or appearing for supplementary exams to improve your grades in the failed subject. This will make you eligible for admission to more colleges and increase your chances of securing a seat in a law college.

BBA LLB Admission Procedure:
* Shortlisting a college depending on your location and financial capacity is obviously the first step.
* Next, you should procure the admission forms, which can be found on the colleges website or can be collected from the campus.
* Most colleges accept CLAT scores, however, a handful of the top institutes conduct their own entrance exams and the details and potential fees regarding the same can be found on the college website.
* The admission forms for CLAT (offline exam) are usually out between January and March while the test is conducted in the month of May each year.
* Scheduled castes, scheduled tribes, disabled persons and foreign nationals have seats reserved for them in some institutes.
* A merit list is released by the college after entrance exam scores are announced. 45% is the passing marks in the entrance test and you will advance to the next round if you score above the required cut-off, which differs depending on the institute.
* The candidate is confirmed of a seat after a personal interview/counselling round.