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Dear Student, Most of the Universities and College medium is English, There are three ways to taking up an LL. M. course. [1] Without any entrance exam - There are many tier-3 and some tier-2 Law Colleges across India, where admission is done on a first-come-first-admitted basis. No entrance exam. Just meet the minimum criteria in terms of your previous academics and pay the fees. The basic eligibility will be 50% in your LL.B. (45% for reserved categories)
Some even have a Distance education LL. M. programs. [2] With entrance exam - there are tier 2 & tier 1 colleges that have their own entrance exam and in some states there is a common entrance exam for Law Courses across many participating colleges - tier 2 & 3. For example, the Andhra Pradesh - Andhra Pradesh PGLCET, Telangana TS PGLCET Kerala CEE, DU LL. M. entrance exam etc. Bulk of the seats are filled through the exams, but there will usually be a Management quota of seats with higher fees in private colleges that participate in these common entrance process. Basic eligibility here is usually LL.B. With at least 50% or 55% (depending on the institute rules), with some relaxation for reserved categories. [3] Through CLAT is the common entrance exam for the National Law Schools / National Law Universities across India. Basic eligibility is 55% in LL.B. (50% for reserved categories. )
There are multiple universities from where you can do 5-year LL.B. IILM University Gurugram offers BBA LL.B. With Moot Court Internship, Seminar, Workshops, Experiential Learning along with Inter-Disciplinary Curriculum. For more details, you can check their website: https://iilm.edu.in/law-admissions. Note : NLU Delhi does not participate in the CLAT as they have their own separate exam AILET and basic eligibility is similar to CLAT.

Hello, Why waste money and time if you could prepare for the CSIR NET exam by your own. Yes, you can. Its not that tough. You just need dedication and passion towards it. After that you will easily score good marks in the exam. Below I have provided some tips that will help you to prepare for the exam:
1. From now solve as many CSIR NET Previous Year Question Papers as possible. This will give you an idea about the pattern and difficulty level of the questions. Click here http://bit.ly/32MNXuj to download CISR NET Question Papers.
2. Also take online mock tests to analyze your preparation level. This will also increase your speed and accuracy while solving questions.
3. Learn and make notes of all the important stuff. This will help you in your last minute preparation. Learn all the important formulas.
4. Practice derivations and diagrams.
5. Improve your weaker areas. Study more for the topics in which you are weak.
6. Study at least 7-8 hours daily and give your last 30-45 minds to the revision daily. Best of Luck!