vivekananda college of law (VCL), Aligarh - Admission 2024, Fees, Courses, Placement, Ranking

Dear Ritu, 

Vivekananda College of Law Aligarh does not offer PG law courses at the college. The courses offered by Vivekananda College of Law include LLB and BA LLB courses. However, students pursue LLM course once they are done with their Bachelor of Law. There are many entrance exams are there for LLM admission including CLAT PG, Law School Admission Test (LSAT India), All India Law Entrance Test (AILET), Delhi University LLM Entrance Test (DU LLM), BHU PET and more. You can check the eligibility criteria to appear for the entrance examination and start your preparation accordingly. 

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Hello Soniya

The BA LLB 2nd year classes are ongoing at Vivekananda College of Law, Aligarh. The college has also released an official notification on its official website that students are required to attend classes on a regular basis to maintain the minimum required attendance percentage which is 75%. Any candidate who fails to meet the minimum attendance requirement will be barred from sitting in the final year or semester exams of the college. Therefore, you are advised to attend the classes on a regular basis as per the rules and regulations of Vivekananda College of Law. 

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Hello Anubha,

Yes, the admission process for BA LLB at Vivekananda College of Law is currently ongoing for the 2023 session. The BA LLB course is offered in the full-time mode for a duration of 5 years. It is approved by the Bar Council of India (BCI). In order to be eligible for Vivekananda College of Law admission to BA LLB, you must have completed your graduation with a minimum aggregate of 45% marks in any stream or you must have completed class 12 with at least 45% marks in any stream. You can apply for admission through the official website vclaligarh.in or obtain the admission form in the offline mode from the campus. 

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