LLB

LL.B. Is a course you can opt for if you wish to have a future in the field of law. If you are looking for an LL.B. College in Raipur, CVRU Bilaspur is a very good option, as the university has a very comprehensive course that covers most topics associated with the field, including interactive activities like moot courts.

As per the information available on Surendranath Law College, The 3 years LLB course is not available here. The college is offering 5-year B.A. LLB B.A. LLB (Hons.) and two years LLM programs. However, you are eligible for pursuing the LLB course from the other colleges.

As per the information available on the University of Kalyani website, The LL.B. Course is not available here.

The Government Law College Vellore is the best option for pursuing LL.B. Course.

LL.B course fee is varying according to colleges, So please write about the college name for better response.

The B.A. LLB 5 years integrated course fee per year of Al-Ameen College of Law is about Rs 55000/.

The duration of B.A. LL.B. (Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Law) is 5 years and the course fee is around Rs. 2,400 per year. JCCLC Kolkata gives admission to students after selecting them through an aptitude test that is conducted by the University of Calcutta.

The major admissions in LL.B. Course are based on entrance exams conducted by the respective University. Like University of Delhi conducts DU LL.B. Entrance exam for LL.B. Admission. Where as the Tamil Nadu Dr. Ambedkar Law University, Chennai admits students in LL.B. Course on the basis of merit in qualifying exam ( Graduation) for its affiliated colleges. The course fee is depends upon the college. The name of few LL.B. Entrance exams are given below for an idea.
1. ISAT
2. DU LL.B. Entrance exam
3. MAH LL.B. 3 years CET
4. ULSAT
5. Andhra Pradesh LAWCET
6. BVP CET LAW
7. IPU CET (Law).

Distance LLB is not valid as per BCI guidelines. The Bar Council of India does not recognize correspondence courses. Because the Bar Council of India (which regulates the lawyer's profession) does not recognize any distance education degree for LL.B. Therefore, even if you managed to obtain one, you will not be able to practice in court with that degree. So please be avoid doing this.

Yes, today's college reputation is very important. like the difference between IIT/NIT and an ordinary Engineering college. Similarly doing the law course from a reputed preferably from the Government's Law colleges will definitely matter.