LLB

Admission to the BA LLB programme at ILS Law College requires completion of the CET exam. First-year admission to all three- and five-year law programmes is determined by the Maharashtra Law Common Entrance Test (CET) score. Students must meet certain basic qualifying requirements in order to appear in the CET. There are no seats available at ILS Law College in the management quota. The College does not conduct any separate entrance examination. Also note that there is no separate registration form to be filled for admission to ILS Law College. The CET Cell, Mumbai, awards all admissions to ILS Law College for the aforementioned programmes based on the CET score obtained through the Centralised Admission Process (CAP). 

Whether or not to include your intermediate (inter) qualification from open schooling in your application for the LLB entrance exam will depend on the particular criteria and guidelines of the board or institution you are applying to. Verify whether the LLB program's eligibility requirements demand information about all prior credentials, including intermediate education. Make sure your application represents the amount of prior education required by the majority of programs. Educational institutions frequently check candidates' qualifications during the admissions process. Removing any educational credentials could be interpreted as an attempt to conceal material facts, which could result in issues or disqualification.Generally speaking, it's important to be open and honest about your educational background. It shouldn't have a detrimental effect if your intermediate qualification from open schooling is valid and acknowledged.