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What are the procedures of getting admission in LLB in top Indian law colleges on the basis of B.Com?
Can someone help, who knows.

After completing B.Com you are eligible to pursue LLB course. In order to pursue LLB from top law colleges you should have completed graduation from a recognized college/university. Then you have to appear for CLAT entrance examination. In order to seek admission in top law colleges at first you have to get the application and submit it with the required with and attach the relevant documents with it. The selection will depend upon the performance in the entrance examination.

To pursue LLB through reputed colleges of our India you have to complete your graduation from a recognised University with meaning 50% marks in any discipline and after that you have to appear in the class exam moreover some institutes are also there which do not conduct any kind of entrance exam. 12th pass students can also appear in the CLAT entrance exam to pursue 5 year degree course that is LLB.
After graduation the courses of only 3 years duration.

First the eligibility criteria for a graduate student pursuing LLB.
1. You must have taken your undergraduate degree from a recognized university.
2. You must have a minimum of 40% as your final result, 35% for SC/ST.

To apply to various law colleges you will first have to give an exam called CLAT which is an entrance exam whose scores are considered in almost all of the law colleges in India.
Some colleges only consider your CLAT scores while some consider only your board marks but most of these colleges take into consideration both of them giving the desired weight-age to both the scores.
Once you have your 12th standard board results and your CLAT scores, then you must apply to various colleges(the ones that you want to study in).
All you have to do to apply is fill up an online form and submit it to various institutes. Some of the colleges do not accept online applications, then you must physically submit it or courier it(the former being the better option).