NLU Patiala (RGNUL) - Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law

The Consortium of National Law Universities (CNLU) has released the CLAT Fourth Provisional Allotment list on Jun 5 for RGNUL Patiala admission 2023 to BA LLB and LLM programmes. Selected candidates must pay the confirmation fee to Consortium for freeze and float options and admission by NLUs for the Fourth Allotment List between Jun 5 to Jun 10 (10:30 PM). Further, CLAT Counselling 2023 is to be conducted in total of five rounds, of which four have been released till now.  CNLU is expected to release CLAT 2023 Fifth (final) Allotment Lists on Jun 15 (10:30 AM). Earlier, CNLU has released CLAT 2023 First Allotment List on Jun 18, Second Allotment List on Jan 27 2023, and Third Allotment List on May 25.

Yes, you can do BA.LLB after graduation. BA.LLB is an integrated law course that combines a Bachelor's degree in Arts (BA) and a Bachelor's degree in Law (LLB). The duration of the course is typically 5 years.
The fees for BA.LLB can vary depending on the college or university you choose and the category you belong to. As an SC candidate, you may be eligible for certain fee concessions or scholarships. It's recommended that you check the fee structure of the specific college or university you're interested in and also check if there are any scholarships available for SC candidates.
It's also important to note that admission to BA.LLB courses may require you to clear entrance exams such as CLAT (Common Law Admission Test), AILET (All India Law Entrance Test), LSAT (Law School Admission Test), or other state-level entrance exams. Therefore, you should prepare for these exams well in advance to secure admission to a reputed college or university.

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