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Bipin Jha
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Bhavan's (Est: 1946), Munshi Nagar, Andheri (W), Mumbai-400058
Website:www.bhavans.ac.in
Seats: 240 in arts
Cut-off: 50 per cent
The college, known for its vast campus in the western suburbs, recently started two separate cells for placement and entrepreneurship. It also conducts leadership development camps.
D.G. Ruparel College (Est: 1952), Matunga, Mumbai-400016
Seats: 360 in science
Cut-off: 65 per cent
Churns out toppers every year. Ranks second in sports in the university. One of the few colleges that offer German and Japanese as optional languages at the junior level.
Elphistone College (Est: 1856), 156, Mahatma Gandhi Road, Fort, Mumbai
Website:www.bhavans.ac.in
Seats: 240 in arts
Cut-off: 50 per cent
The college, known for its vast campus in the western suburbs, recently started two separate cells for placement and entrepreneurship. It also conducts leadership development camps.
D.G. Ruparel College (Est: 1952), Matunga, Mumbai-400016
Seats: 360 in science
Cut-off: 65 per cent
Churns out toppers every year. Ranks second in sports in the university. One of the few colleges that offer German and Japanese as optional languages at the junior level.
Elphistone College (Est: 1856), 156, Mahatma Gandhi Road, Fort, Mumbai
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Govind SharmaHR, startup entrepreneurs, career blogger
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CLAT is not a course. It is a common law admission test for 5-year BA LLB, BLS LLB or BBA LLB course from various National Law University such as Jodhpur, Hyderabad, West Bengal, Mumbai and so on. If you are interested is law, has good logical reasoning, good in communication and persuasion then you may go for law. If IIT stands for engineering, AIIIMS for MBBS then National Law University stands for law programmes. You can get a job in the legal department as a legal advisor in drafting and application of litigations as well as non-litigation and you may start your independent career too.
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