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B.A. LL.B. (Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Laws) is a five-year integrated programme in law that includes subjects from both Arts and Law. To get admission into a B.A. LL.B. Programme, universities and colleges generally conduct an entrance test. The admission process usually includes the following steps:
Online Application: Interested candidates can apply online by filling the application form on the official website of the university/college. They must provide their personal details, academic qualifications, and other necessary information in the application form. Admit Card: After the successful submission of the application form, candidates will receive their admit card which they need to carry to the examination center. Entrance Test: Candidates need to appear for the entrance test, which is conducted by the university/college. The exam pattern and syllabus may vary depending on the university/college. Result: After the completion of the entrance test, the university/college will announce the result. Based on the candidate's performance, they will be shortlisted for further rounds. Counselling: Shortlisted candidates will be called for counselling rounds where they need to provide their documents and pay the admission fees. Candidates who meet the eligibility criteria and complete all the admission formalities will be granted admission. Note that the admission process may vary from university to university, and it is advisable to check the official website of the university/college for detailed information on the admission process.

Hello LSRUJANA, National testing agency text into account the performance in JEE Mains examination only while declaring final results and also declaration of CRL ranking as well as ranking as for the different categories. In fact there is no restriction as to how many marks one must get in 12th standard appear for JEE Mains examination. This comes into play only when a student is desires of attempting JEE Advanced examination where a mandatory 75% marks in 12th is a must. With the percentile of about 71 and if you are from general category then I doubt if you will get any SEED in NIT or GFTI or equivalent institute. However if you are thinking of getting admission in the colleges in your state then it's a different story. To help you I am attaching a link below which will take you to the college predictor design by Shiksha after taking into account results of previous many years. You just have to put in your performance in JEE Mains and this predictor will give you us to which college and which branch you are likely to get. https://www.shiksha.com/engineering/jee-main-college-predictor
Best wishes to you.

Dear aspirant, A Diploma in Tourism is geared toward individuals who are interested in hospitality and travel. A Diploma can lead directly into employment or prepare students to further their education in a specific branch of tourism studies. There are also a number of Certificate courses in tourism and travel. Check all the Diploma and Certificate courses here. Certificate in Tourism and Travel Management
Certificate in Aviation, Hospitality, and Travel & Tourism Management
Candidates willing to pursue PG courses should have completed their graduation (preferably in the field of tourism). Admissions are done based on the entrance exams conducted on the state-level or separately by the universities ranging from college to college. A master's degree in tourism prepares students with essential knowledge such as developing entrepreneurial ventures, increasing revenue, championing sustainability and managing natural and human resources. List of PG Courses:
MBA - Travel and Tourism
2 years
M.Sc - Airlines, Tourism and Hospitality Management
2 years
Master in Travel and Tourism Management
2 years
MBA - Tourism and Hotel Management
2 years
MBA in Tourism and Hospitality
2 years
Masters in Tourism Management
2 years.