Law is one of the noblest profession in India and across the world. Law Degree is ever changing and evolving and develops and progresses as the society develops. Law as a career is great attraction for the youth in today’s scenario.
Various Law Colleges have been established across the country both private and government institutions that offer quality education and are producing young lead of budding professional.
Lawyers act as officers of court and helps the society to get justice and get the criminals behind the bars. They help the common man in getting justice at their doorstep.
Admission in Law Degree Colleges are done on the basis of merit and common law admission test (CLAT). Many private universities conduct their own entrance exam having pattern similar to that of CLAT. Some universities also take direct admission on the basis of merit.
Cutoff for admission in Law college varies from college to college. For general category cutoff is 45% and for reserved category it is 40% . The students are offered direct admission in some law colleges on the basis of merit cutoff percentage.
Though in order to get admission in Law courses 5 year course and 3 year course one needs to clear national level entrance test but this criteria can be waived off depending on the college norms and policies. Some private institutions give weightage to students percentage in terms of admission and also offer scholarship facility based on the basis of merit of the candidate.
Thus we can say Law is a professional degree course in which students all over the country aspire for and take part in the national state and university level entrance test depending on their choice and preference, whereas some may directly take admission in colleges on the
basis of merit percentage.
