To get admission to IIT Kharagpur for Law, first you must meet the eligibility criteria of the institution. To be eligible for the LLB program, you must:

• Score minimum 60% marks, or a CGPA of 6.5 in 10 point scale, in Bachelor’s Degree in Engineering / Technology / Medicine or equivalent. 

OR

• Score minimum 60% marks, or a CGPA of 6.5 in 10 point scale. in Masters Degree in Science or Pharmacy or equivalent. 

OR

• Score 60% marks, or a CGPA of 6.5 in 10 point scale, in MBA Degree.

If you meet the eligibility criteria, you must visit- https://gateoffice.iitkgp.ac.in/law/p9.php to fill the application form. Candidates are selected based on the scores obtained in a CBT test conducted by the law department. The admissions for this academic year have already concluded. The classes started from July 22, 2024. 

The law faculty here at IIT Kharagpur is good. Our faculty is a dynamic mix of people with a variety of legal backgrounds. Along with conducting several international, governmental, and industry-sponsored research initiatives, they also teach in a variety of other IIT departments. Our faculty has produced several worldwide publications. They are members of both national and international organisations, and have received numerous accolades.

Here are the names and designations of some of the core faculty members at our department:

Once you join IIT Kharagpur for your legal studies, you’ll deeply enjoy learning under the department faculty. 

For admission into the 5-year law program at Jamia, you must first sit for their entrance exam- ‘JMI BA LLB 2024’. The application form for the same is released on the official website jmicoe.in 

This year, the entrance exam was held on May 11, 2024. The entrance exam contains 150 questions on legal ability, legal language (English), Maths, Current Events and General Studies. To be eligible for the exam, you must have passed 10+2 with at least 50% of marks in core subjects and English.

I am a 2nd year BA LLB (Hons) student at NLU Delhi. NLU Delhi doesn’t offer a 3-year LLB program because of the following reasons:

• Most of the top National Law Universities (NLUs) in India offer a 5-year integrated BA LLB instead of a separate LLB program. 
• The benchmark for legal education in India is a five-year integrated law curriculum, according to the criteria established by the Bar Council of India.
• The goal of the five-year BA LLB program is to offer a thorough legal knowledge that integrates legal theory and practice. The last few semesters focus on seminar courses. 
• Law firms, corporate legal departments, and other organisations frequently give preference to graduates of five-year integrated programs since it indicates a deeper legal education than a three-year LLB program.

Even though NLU Delhi does not offer an LLB program, here are some of the top NLUs that provide this degree- NLSIU Bangalore and NLU Odisha.

You can opt for either of these colleges with a good CLAT score. 

No, you cannot pursue LLB from Christ University without BBA or BA. My name is Rohan Tiwari. I have completed an LLM from Christ University. This is the same question that I had before.

Christ University, Bangalore offers different law courses including integrated LLB and LLM. School of love Christ University does not offer a direct LLB course. Candidates wishing to pursue LLB course must have to complete 10 + 2 or any Bachelors Degree for minimum 3 years. One cannot opt LLB without any prior Bachelor's degree. But if anyone likes to do only LLB then they have to spend 1 year extra which means that if someone has intentionally or unintentionally completed a 3-years degree course like BA, BCom, BBA, etc. then one can pursue a 3 years LLB course. So I have done BA Hons from Pune University but due to the transfer of my father, we relocated to Bangalore and later on I got interested in Law studies so I opted for a 3-years LLB course at Christ University. I spent 6-years for BA and LLB courses. So according to my experience it is better to pursue integrated LLB courses with BBA / BA or BCom, etc. 

LPU’s law department aims to upskill graduates with in-depth knowledge of different aspects of law, including civil, criminal, taxation, and international laws, and to ensure conceptual clarity for judicial service aspirants. The law program curriculum at LPU is full of intensive practical training and high-quality industry exposure. These practical skills and expertise can be helpful in today's ever-evolving legal landscape.