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Hello aspirant,

Yes there are several colleges in India that offer integrated BA LLB programs with psychology as part of the curriculum or as an elective. Here are some institutions:

1. Symbiosis Law School (Pune, Noida, Hyderabad) - Offers a BA LLB program that includes psychology as part of the humanities subjects.
2. ICFAI Law School (Dehradun and Hyderabad) - Includes psychology as a component within their BA LLB program.
3. Jindal Global Law School (Sonipat) - While the primary focus is on law, the program integrates interdisciplinary subjects like psychology.
4. Amity Law School - Offers electives in psychology within their BA LLB program.

Each institute may vary regarding teaching or fees structure.

Hope this helps.

Hello Archa,

Delhi University offers LLB and BA LLB programs through its affiliated law faculty and colleges. Here's an overview:

LLB Program

• Faculty of Law : The LLB program is a 3-year course available for graduates from any discipline.
  
  
• Admission is based on the DU LLB Entrance Test conducted annually.
  
  BA LLB (Integrated 5-Year Program)
  
  
• As of now, DU primarily offers the 3-year LLB program. For BA LLB, you may need to explore universities like IPU in Delhi or NLUs.
  
  Key Campuses for LLB

1. Campus Law Centre (CLC)
2. Law Centre 1 (LC1)
3. Law Centre 2 (LC2)
   
   Eligibility and Admission Process

• Eligibility : Graduation (for LLB) with 50% marks (General category) or as per the relaxation for reserved categories.
  
  
• Admission : Through an entrance exam, followed by counseling based on merit.

For BA LLB, check with other universities offering integrated programs.


For details about Faculty of Law Delhi University Click Here .

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries then feel free to share your questions with us we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you and wishing you all the best for your bright future.

Hello Kuldeep,

With a CLAT 2025 rank of 21,000 , admission into National Law Universities (NLUs) is unlikely as the cutoff ranks for NLUs, even for reserved categories, generally close much earlier. However, several private law colleges and universities accept CLAT scores and may offer you admission. Some of these colleges include:

1. UPES Dehradun
   Known for specialized law courses in energy, corporate, and technology law.
   
   

2. NMIMS School of Law, Mumbai
   Offers good placement opportunities and infrastructure.
   
   

3. MIT World Peace University, Pune
   Offers modern legal education with good campus facilities.
   
   

4. Alliance University, Bangalore
   Recognized for its legal programs and vibrant campus life.
   
   

5. Christ University, Bangalore (if eligible through other criteria)
   May consider CLAT scores in combination with its internal processes.

Additionally, private universities like Amity Law School , ICFAI Law School , and Sharda University also accept students with CLAT scores at this rank. Ensure you confirm individual college admission criteria and deadlines, as some might also have alternate pathways for admission.

I would recommend you to use CLAT College Predictor Tool by Careers360 to get the list of possible colleges you can get with your rank.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries then feel free to share your questions with us we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you and wishing you all the best for your bright future.

Hello Anuja,

Yes, you can change your course from BA to LLB after your first year, but it depends on the specific policies of the college or university you are attending. Typically, you may need to apply for a transfer, and whether this is permitted can depend on several factors:

1. College/University Policies : Most colleges have a set procedure for transferring from one course to another. You will need to check with the administrative office or academic counselor to understand their transfer policies.
   
   

2. Eligibility Criteria : If you are changing from BA to LLB, you will need to meet the eligibility requirements for the LLB program. Some colleges may require you to have completed specific subjects or may have a cutoff for admissions based on your performance in the first year.
   
   

3. Admission Process : Some colleges might allow you to join the LLB program only if there are vacancies or if you meet certain academic criteria. You may need to apply for the new course and go through an admission process.
   
   

4. Lateral Entry : Some law schools offer lateral entry into their LLB programs, but this is typically after completing a specified number of years in another related course or based on academic performance.

You should consult with your college's academic office to determine the exact steps, eligibility, and documents required to change your course. It is always best to act quickly to ensure you don’t miss any deadlines or procedural requirements.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries then feel free to share your questions with us we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you and wishing you all the best for your bright future.

Hello,

For LLB 3 years 2025 preparation, here are some top book recommendations:

- MH CET Law (3 Year LLB) by Rinku Merani: This book is specifically tailored for MH CET Law preparation and covers all the sections of the exam comprehensively

- MH-CET LAW (Arihant Experts): Arihant Publications is known for its quality study materials for competitive exams, and this book is no exception. It includes practice papers, mock tests, and detailed explanations

- MH-CET (Common Entrance Test) Law for 3 Years & 5 Years by Chandresh Agrawal: This book provides a thorough coverage of the syllabus and includes previous year question papers for practice

Additionally, you can also refer to section-wise books for a more focused preparation:

- English: Quick Learning Objective General English by RS Aggarwal, Objective General English by A P Bhardwaj

- Legal Aptitude and Reasoning: Legal GK for competitive examination by Universal Publications, Legal Awareness and Legal Reasoning by A P Bhardwaj

- Logical Reasoning: A modern approach to Logical Reasoning by RS Aggarwal, Logical Reasoning for CLAT, SLAT, LSAT India and other law entrance exams by Universal Publications

- General Knowledge and Current Affairs: General Knowledge 2022-2024 by Arihant Experts, Yearly General Knowledge Book by Pearson

- Mathematics: Class 10 Mathematics IQ Challenge by Anil Ahlawat, Quantitative Aptitude ebook by RS Aggarwal

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