How does the placement cell for B.A. LL.B. at Faculty of Law assist students in getting placed?

Faculty of Law AMU offers the following specialisations for candidates wishing to pursue the LLM programme: 

1. Criminal Law
2. Constitutional Law
3. Commercial Law
4. Family Law
5. Labour Law

Candidates must choose either of these specialisations while pursuing the LLM course at Faculty of Law AMU. The specialsiation courses help candidates build expertise in the respected field and help them build a career in the same. 

Faculty of Law AMU offers a five-year BA-LLB course for candidates who are wishing to build a career in the field of Law. The admission process for the course is entrance based and candidates must appear for the AMU BA-LLB entrance test to participate in the admission process. Direct admission to the course is not possible at Faculty of Law AMU. 

The entrance exams accepted by Faculty of Law, Aligarh Muslim University are: 

• AMU BA LLB Entrance Test: Candidates are taken into the five-year BA-LLB course based on the scores of this entrance exam
• AMUEE: Candidates applying to LLM must appear for the entrance test to participate in the admission process 

Candidates are required to clear the cutoff to go further in the admission process. 

A concise placements report is not available as of now for BA LLB placed students. However, as per the Calcutta University NIRF report 2023, the median package offered to UG (five-year) students stood at INR 7.84 LPA. Moreover, out of 119 students, 95 were placed. 

Yes, the Calcutta University, Faculty of Law offers five-year BA LLB programme. The integrated course consists of 10 semesters. For admission in this course, aspirants need to take the Calcutta University Law Entrance Test (CULET-UG). Before applying for admission, the aspirants must check out the eligibility criteria and ensure they have the required qualifications.