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Prince Kumar

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As per your question, SS Subodh is much better than ICFAI because of so many factors whether it is campus placement or security.

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Ujjwal Ashutosh

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It is definitely a great option with a plethora of options. Moreover, it is helpful if you ever take up judiciary exams.

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Ujjwal Ashutosh

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You will have subjects like English, history, sociology, economics and political science in addition to the law subjects.

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Varun Solshe

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Yes, there is. For management quota, you must appear for IP CET (of the same year when applying for management quota) and obtain a rank. Next, visit amity.edu/als where you can find the management quota form or visit the campus for one. Once you've submitted the form you shall now be selected on the basis of percentage obtained in class 12th.
There are only 30 seats reserved under management quota and the top 30 candidates shall be selected solely on the basis of class 12th percentage and not CET rank.
The list of selected students will be announced on campus (or on the website, not sure about it).
Management quota is a good option for st
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Rohit SharmaA law student from Nujs to help here

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No, after NLUs, Symbiosis and Nirma are the best ones.

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krishna gattani

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Yes, you have to give the Calcutta University examination for BA LLB (Hons) course. Try not to confine yourself to Calcutta University. Give as many law entrance tests as you can such as MH-CET, etc.

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Smridhi BhambriTrying to give directions to aspirants .

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You can apply for its entrance test or through CLAT or state CET, (but almost entrance tests are over). You can go for lateral entry.
Good Luck!

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Yash Arora

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Hi, to become a civil /criminal lawyer, you should opt for the BA LLB course because they have subjects like philosophy, economics, etc., which are an important part of criminal and civil law. For getting jobs in administration, planning, management, banking, or the industrial sector in the legal profession, you should opt for the BBA LLB. 

You can do any of these courses from various colleges like: - Symbiosis, Pune (mandatory to appear for SET) - Auro university, Gujarat (accept CLAT and LSAT scores) - Amity Law School, Delhi (admission through CET of GGSIPU) - UPES, Dehradun (accepts CLAT, LSAT scores but also conducts its entra

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