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Piyush Mishra
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Bharti Vidhyapeeth New Law College Pune is very esteemed College in Maharashtra state for the law course. It is Co-Education University. It is for both boys and girls. Eligibility Criteria for Bharti Vidhyapeeth New Law College is BVP CET LAW: You need to have around 200 rank/merit number to get any course in New Law College as CET for BA LLB and BBA LLB is different. So, a candidate applying for BBA LLB has separate merit list. Placement of New law College is very good as per the fee. Average placement is around 4 to 5 LPA. So, getting a seat is also very difficult in this college because it has a different entrance exam and students
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Navneet Pandey
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Indeed. The ICFAI University is good for pursuing law as The ICFAI University has good faculties and course curriculum. It provides internship to each and every student. Placement is also good. It organises moot courts, parliamentary debates, national seminars and many other competitions which helps the students to improve their skills. Faculty is very cooperative.
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Shalaka Singh
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Hi Anusua.
Amity, Kolkata has good placement although it does not guarantee 100% placements. Major recruiters are Adobe, British Airways, BNP Paribas, BAJAJ ALLIANZ, Aviva Life, BPL, etc. You can expect a starting salary from 2.5 lakhs to 10 LPA depending on your own calibre.
Amity, Kolkata has good placement although it does not guarantee 100% placements. Major recruiters are Adobe, British Airways, BNP Paribas, BAJAJ ALLIANZ, Aviva Life, BPL, etc. You can expect a starting salary from 2.5 lakhs to 10 LPA depending on your own calibre.
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rohith kola
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Not bad. See there are plenty of good law colleges in Kolkata - Hazra Law College under CU, Amity University, etc. All of these will provide you a good legal education. The main problem is - that Kolkata also has NUJS - somewhat of a Goliath/Titan so far as Indian law sector is concerned. So the graduates of Hazra, Amity will always face stiff competition from NUJS grads - as most employers will have some bias/preference towards them. That does not mean that you cannot get placed if you don't go to NUJS - with good grades and balanced extracurriculars like moot competitions, law reviews, etc. You can get your foot in at many firms.
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vaishnavi shuklaLLM from Symbiosis Law School, Pune
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Hi Santosh,
The allotment list for CLAT is available on the CLAT website, please check.
Last year for SC, the cut-off started at Rank 1704 in round 1 and closed at 2670 in round 4. So, be hopeful.
The allotment list for CLAT is available on the CLAT website, please check.
Last year for SC, the cut-off started at Rank 1704 in round 1 and closed at 2670 in round 4. So, be hopeful.
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Jash BotadraSls, pune. Former Intern at The Times of India.
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Hi,
Yes, you surely are very late for the BA LLB course offered by the Christ University. I know some juniors of mine who already gotten into the university and also the session is about to commence.
Yes, you surely are very late for the BA LLB course offered by the Christ University. I know some juniors of mine who already gotten into the university and also the session is about to commence.
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Mohit MehtaLive Life Regret Free!
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Fees payment in Presidency is either semester wise or yearly. There are 2 semester each year, so you can plan accordingly.
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