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Yes, you can pursue law i.e. LL.B. 3yrs. after M.Com through CLAT or University entrance exam or a Direct admission in a private college.

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Hello Narender Kamlay, I am afraid that you are looking at the issue in a totally different trajectory. I feel that if your son has backlogs then he should perhaps take a break from college, study with tuitions all the subjects with backlog and clear thesis at one go. Let him not take any course at present. Best wishes to you.

As per the PGT eligibility criteria, a candidate must have passed their 12th standard from a recognised board. The candidate must have scored a minimum of 50% marks in their intermediate. A candidate must hold a graduate degree from a recognised university. A candidate must hold a B.Ed degree or an equivalent degree from a recognised university. The applicant must have a post-graduate degree from a recognised university. The maximum age limit for the PGTs as per PGT eligibility criteria is 40 years. The candidate must have proficiency in both English as well Hindi in order to be a good PGT.

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In some Universities & colleges, it is acceptable but for some colleges, it isn't. You will have to confirm before applying to various colleges about the eligibility condition of that Degree or University.

Hi Payal. Visit the link given below for information
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Students can do Bachelor of Commerce B.Com in one year who failed in 1st Year, 2nd year or 3rd year of Degree. 4. Students who got government. Job in their early age can also do Bachelor of Commerce B.Com in one year degree programme and get Single Sitting B.Com Degree.

You can pursue MBA from abroad. Prepare for the entrances and you'll make it.