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Disclaimer - The best law colleges in India (I.e. the National Law Universities) ONLY take students on the basis of a common entrance test (CLAT) conducted in the month of May every year. Apart from that, most private universities (like Amity, Jindal, etc.) also have their own entrance exam which one needs to clear to take admission in their law programme. However, if a person does wish to pursue law but is not willing to sit for an entrance, there are several options of college which give admission on the basis of merit (I.e. marked in +2), albeit one must confirm their recognition by the UGC and the Bar Council.