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Hi,
A Candidate passing the Bachelor's Degree Examination of any recognized university, in any faculty with minimum 45% marks at the first attempt or a corresponding degree examination of any other university recognized as equivalent thereto by the respective university with the minimum prescribed marks at the first attempt is eligible for admission to the First Year L.L.B.
You'll also sit for CLAT (Common Law Admission Test). Eligibility-
Candidates should have appeared or passed any Graduation (10+2+3 pattern) of a recognized University with 45% of aggregate marks or any other examination recognized as equivalent by the Universities concerned.
There are various specialized branches of Law. These include:
Civil Law
Criminal law
Corporate law
Administration Law
Cyber law
Labor Law
Constitutional Law
Patent Law
Prestigious Institutes in India-
Army Institute of Law
Government Law College
National Law School of India University, Bangalore
National Law School of Delhi
NALSAR University of Law
WB National University of Juridical Sciences
Read more about How to get there and where to study-
https://www.shiksha.com/getArticleDetail/185/Law-Study-And-Training-Courses
Skills required-
Intellect
Distinguish the relevant from the irrelevant, screen evidence, and apply the law
Ability to persuade, convince, argue
Integrity, character
Interest in detail
Ability to assimilate and analyse facts
Fluency, clear speech and excellent presentation skills
Self-confident and unbiased approach
Mental and physical stamina
Interest in Research
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Hi,
One can opt for two courses together only if one is regular and the other is correspondence. But, you need to consult both the college officials before opting. Two regular courses can't be pursued together.
Managing two or more courses together will be strenuous task and will demand proper time. Opt ONLY if you believe that you can perform and score well as it gets tougher by doubling the burden.
Always remember, pursuing two or more courses together won't help you attain a good job. It depends on how well you have handled the stress, understood the subject and scored well. It is your hard work and determination that would pay you at the end.
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Hi,
Two regular courses can't be pursued together, one should be regular and the other should be distance / short term certificate course.
No doubt, managing two or more courses will be strenuous task and will demand proper time. So, think and decide whether you can balance.
Opt for two courses ONLY if you believe that you can perform and score well as it gets tougher by doubling the burden. Also, pursuing two courses together won't help attain a good job. It depends on how well you have handled the stress, understood the subject and scored well. It is your hard work and determination that would pay you at the end. So, think and decide wisely before taking the step.
Wish You Luck!

Hi,
Master of Finance & Control (MFC) graduates can explore themselves deep down into Finance & Accounting.
The eligibility requirement for taking up the course is a graduation degree irrespective of discipline.Some colleges even carry out an entrance exam while others take admissions purely on merit basis.
You may consider the following colleges:-
Aligarh Muslim University
Banaras Hindu University
Maharshi Dayanand Saraswati University
University of Lucknow
Department of Financial Studies of Delhi University
Kurukshetra University
Lakshmi Narayanan Visalakshi College Of Arts And Science, Coimbatore
After successful completion of the course, you can have excellent work opportunities in various areas like Business and Financial Counseling, Capital and Money Markets, Corporate Treasuries, Credit Rating, Merchant Banking, Portfolio Management, Real Estate, Venture Capital, Equity Research, Wealth Management, etc.
You can expect huge demand in India as well as abroad. You can initially start between Rs.15000 – Rs. 50000 a month which would surely go up with time. It is also possible for Master of Finance & Control (MFC) students to get jobs abroad. Furthermore, the chances for them to draw good pay package than Indian counterpart are also pretty high.
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