BA LLB Colleges Ranking

BA LLB Colleges Ranking in India

There are various colleges in India that offers BA LLB courses.

Rankings for BA LLB colleges are taken from various multiple sources like organizations like National Institute Ranking Framework (NIRF), Times India, Outlook, India Today, Silicon India etc.
Ranking helps the students to understand the college standard.
All the best colleges offer hands-on experience and allow students to participate in different types of moot courts, debates, workshops and conferences.
These colleges are regulated by Bar council of India, and various other regional regulatory and government authority
These institutes encourage bold, independent thinking and provide the highest quality of academic experience in BA LLB course.

BA LLB Colleges in India Ranking

College	Location
Gujarat National Law University	Gandhinagar
Dr Ram Manohar Lohiya National Law University	Lucknow
Maharashtra National Law University	Mumbai
National Law School of India University	Bangalore
National Law University	New Delhi
Indore Institute of Law	Indore
School of Law, Christ University	Bangalore
Indian Law Society Law College	Pune
Jindal Global Law School	Sonipat
UPES	Dehradun
National Law University	Jodhpur
Symbiosis Law School	Pune
NALSAR University of Law	Hyderabad
Institute of Law, Nirma University	Ahmedabad
ICFAI Law School	Hyderabad
Army Institute of Law	Mohali
IMS Law College	Noida
Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law	Patiala
MS Ramaiah College of Law	Bangalore
Faculty of Law, Banaras Hindu University	Varanasi

Rankings are also a deciding factor BA LLB Colleges in India Admission. Students look upto this rankings to decide which college to enroll based on their parameters.

The factors that decide the rank of a college are:

Excellence in technical education
Quality of teaching faculty
Extracurricular Activities
Sports facilities
Alumni relationships
Placement training and campus recruitment
Average and Highest Placement Package

Faculty

The well qualified, experienced faculties are very willing to help and guide students not only in classroom problems but also in their future prospects.
The quality of learning is great as the teachers and students are constantly motivating each other and are willing to learn alongside students.

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BA LLB is a blend of law and arts courses. The law subjects are the same in both programs, but BA LLB includes humanities subjects, while BBA LLB includes management and business studies subjects. The career prospects after completing each of these courses, however, are similar.

Candidates in the BBA LLB program acquire advanced knowledge of corporate law, acquisitions, and mergers, while in the BA LLB program; arts (Humanities) topics are covered alongside law. BA LLB is the right course for you if you intend to qualify as a general lawyer.

BBA LLB is a hybrid law and business curriculum in which students are taught both business and legal subjects. Following that, law subjects such as Tort Law, Family Law, Constitutional Law, Property Law, Business Law, Administrative Law, Civil Law, Criminal Law, and others are taught to aspirants.

No, CLAT is not required to pursue a BBA LLB. Some colleges hold different entrance exams to admit students, while others enroll students based on their success in the previous qualifying test.

The time it takes to complete BBA LLB is 5 years, while the time it takes to complete LLB (3 years) after BBA (3 years) is 6 years. The BBA LLB gives you a comprehensive understanding of both management and law.

Yes many law colleges in Bangalore accept the payment in EMI

Christ college and M.S Ramaiah college of law has the best placement record in Bangalore compare any other colleges

It will cost around 65 k to 1.5 Lakhs per annum.

In addition to the judiciary and legal profession, students who complete the BBA LLB Degree Course will have several work opportunities in administration, planning, management, finance, and the industrial sector.

To become a judge, you must first complete your undergraduate degree and then an LLM post-graduate course.

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