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Scholar-Level 17
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- For Indian Nationals:- Tuition fee: Rs. 15,000 per semester- Examination fee: Rs. 500 per semester- Registration fee: Rs. 1000 (one-time)- Library fee: Rs. 1000 per semester- Medical fee: Rs. 500 per semester- Development fee: Rs. 3000 per semester- Total fee: Rs. 21,000 per semester (Rs. 42,000 per year)
- For International Students:- Tuition fee: USD 2000 per semester- Examination fee: USD 50 per semester- Registration fee: USD 100 (one-time)- Library fee: USD 100 per semester- Medical fee: USD 5
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1. Business and Corporate Law
2. Constitutional and Administrative Law
3. Criminal and Security Law
4. Environmental Law
5. Human Rights and International Law
6. Intellectual Property Law
Students can choose any one of the above specialisations based on their interests and career goals. The course curriculum is designed to provide in-depth knowledge and practical training in the chosen area of specialisation.
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To find a study center in West Bengal, you can start by searching online for the institution or program you are interested in, and then check if they have a presence in West Bengal. You can also contact the institution directly or check their website for information on their study c
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No, there is no negative marking in AP EAMCET. Candidates can attempt questions without fear of losing marks.
There is no negative marking scheme, i.e. 0 marks will be deducted for incorrect answers
Also, no marks are allotted or deducted in case of no attempts (leaving questions)
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Practising a sample paper is extremely important in exam preparation. Sample Papers will help the candidate understand the exam pattern. Practising sample papers regularly helps in time management. It helps the candidates understand the weakest topics. Candidates will also get to know the most frequently asked question types.
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