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Hi, I don't know about LPU and Amity University but I will tell you about Chandigarh University. Chandigarh University has been ranked A+ by NAAC and becomes the youngest university to be ranked by NIRF and ranked 3rd among all private universities in INDIA. The Majority of all faculty have a Ph.D. in their subject. In B.A. LL.B. Department the faculty is very good. Mine frnd is pursuing LL.B. From CU he gave me knowledge about this. Many events are organized for students within a semester. You have to do hard work if you want to join CU because it is very strict in studies. So if you can do hard work so join Chandigarh University and have a good and secure future.

The admission process for government law colleges typically involves meeting eligibility criteria and clearing an entrance exam. The eligibility criteria can vary from college to college and may include minimum marks in the qualifying exam B.A. In your case) and age limit. The entrance exam may test your knowledge of Legal Reasoning general knowledge, and Current Affairs. Once you clear the entrance exam, you may be called for counseling based on your rank in the exam. During counseling, you can choose the college and course you want to pursue, based on the availability of seats and your rank in the exam. I would recommend that you research the government law colleges in your area and find out the specific eligibility criteria and entrance exam details for each college. You can also check their official websites or contact their admission offices for more information. This will give you a better idea of the admission process and the cut-off marks required to secure admission in your desired college.