B.Com LL.B Eligibility
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Anu AnkitaSEO Analyst
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B.Com + LL.B. Eligibility Criteria-
A candidate must have passed 10+2 or any equivalent examination from a recognised board or university under any stream. Students from the commerce stream are preferred over Science and Arts candidates. * The minimum cut-off is 50% (45% for reserved categories) as per Bar Council of India. * The candidate must not be over 20 years old at the time of admission for integrated LL.B. Courses. For reserved category students, the age limit is extended to 22 years. * Clearing an entrance exam and an interview round are mandatory to gain admission. * There are national-level exams as well as tests conducted by
A candidate must have passed 10+2 or any equivalent examination from a recognised board or university under any stream. Students from the commerce stream are preferred over Science and Arts candidates. * The minimum cut-off is 50% (45% for reserved categories) as per Bar Council of India. * The candidate must not be over 20 years old at the time of admission for integrated LL.B. Courses. For reserved category students, the age limit is extended to 22 years. * Clearing an entrance exam and an interview round are mandatory to gain admission. * There are national-level exams as well as tests conducted by
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Sajal Jain
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Now there is no upper limit to pursue law, if you are interested in the field of Law, you can apply and hope you will get admission there is also precedent and judgement given by SC on the same issue, so according to me you can appear for the same without any hurdle.
Now there is no upper limit to pursue law, if you are interested in the field of Law, you can apply and hope you will get admission there is also precedent and judgement given by SC on the same issue, so according to me you can appear for the same without any hurdle.
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