LLB

To take admission in the LLB (Bachelor of Laws) programme at Delhi University (DU), you need to follow these steps:Eligibility Criteria:You must have completed your undergraduate degree (BA, BCom, BSc, etc.) from a recognised university. There's no specific stream requirement, so students from various educational backgrounds can apply.You should meet the minimum marks requirement as per DU's guidelines, typically around 50% for general category candidates (may vary depending on the college and category).Application Process:DU offers the LLB programme through its Faculty of Law. The application process is done online through the official DU admission portal.Make sure to fill out the application form when the admissions open, usually in May or June.Entrance Exam:Admission to the LLB programme is based on the DU LLB entrance exam, which is a 2-hour exam consisting of 100 multiple-choice questions (MCQs) covering subjects like General Knowledge, Legal Awareness, English Language, and Analytical Ability.Prepare well for the exam, as it is competitive.Result and Counseling:After the exam, DU will release the result, and candidates will be called for counseling based on their ranks.During counseling, you will be allotted seats in one of the participating colleges of Delhi University offering the LLB program. 

Law College of Ashoknagar-Ashaiknagar-The Regime Offers.The Government Law College, Ashoknagar has announced a 3 year B.A. LL.B. course. It holds the merits for those who have successfully completed their higher secondary education and would now like to get a degree in law. With the B.A. LL.B., students are assured of having both their Bachelor of arts and Bachelor of law, so that they can study the extensive areas of legal studies entwined with arts subjects.The college takes admission for this programme to 160 students every academic year and admission is based on criteria through qualifying examinations such as 12th grade in CBSE or MPBSE. 

Yes, you can sit for the final year exam of another open university in case you want to improve on the grades should you require them to qualify for the 3-year LLB program.1. Eligibility Criteria: In general, for a 3-year LLB course the candidates should have passed their graduation with a percentage ranging from 45% to 50%. If you have achieved 43% in graduation from Mumbai University in 2012, you can improve your marks and make yourself eligible for the job.2. Open Universities: It is also recommended to join an open university in which you can repeat passing the exam to get a higher score. It includes Indira Gandhi National Open University and Karnataka State Open University.3. Application Process: For more information about appearing for the open university exams again and the procedures to be followed, the deadlines, the fees and the programs, one must contact the open university. This way it will be possible for you to do everything which is useful for the enhancement of your academic performance to meet the requirements for the practice of law.