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Varun Iyer

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Yes, the faculty is helpful at jklu. They help us out when we do not understand the concepts in a class by taking extra classes on the weekends or after all the classes of the day are over on weekdays. It is surprising to see all the profs put in so hard effort to cater to the needs of the students. I bet that you cannot find such helpful teachers in any college. The teachers here actually care for your personal growth and welfare rather than just themselves to curriculum and class work. 

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Varun Iyer

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The faculty at JKLU is god enough. Some of the profs are very strict while others are sweet and friendly. However, irrespective of the friendliness of the teachers, all the profs are intelligent and help us throughout our course to understand the basic concepts and the underlying phenomena. All the profs do not impart this kind of learning experience and tend to be very rigid and easy to accommodate with the changing time. It is a great opportunity to be studying under them. 

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Varun Iyer

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The studies at JKLU are definitely very good. Students get to learn a lot from the professors. There have been instances when the professors have stayed back with us on the campus during our exam days to help us solve our doubts. The curriculum is up to date and dynamic. You do not feel as if you are studying the stagnant syllabus which has not changed in the last few years.

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Diwakar GoelLet there be light where it is dark!!🌞🌞

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Hi,
You should check the prospectus of the course provided by the college for all the latest updates. There is no age restriction to pursue law. You must have at least 45% in your graduation for 3 year law.

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Diwakar GoelLet there be light where it is dark!!🌞🌞

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Hi,
You can do a 3-year law course from DU/GLC Mumbai etc. Admissions are based on the entrance exam. See this link
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apply suitable filters from left columns.

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Vilas Rane

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There is no relation between last year and this year's CET, you are eligible only criteria is that you have complete your graduation.

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