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Kritika Rai

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Yes, people from states other than Maharashtra are also allowed to take the MHCET Law exam. They need to fill out the MHCET Law application form to appear in the Maharashtra Common Entrance Test for 3-year LL.B. And 5-year LL.B. Programmes. Candidates must notice that the fee for MHCET Law exam takers outside Maharashtra and general candidates from Maharashtra is higher than the exam fee that reserved category candidates from Maharashtra need to pay.

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Praveen Singh Patel

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It is a good college which offers many courses. It has a good facility and campus. If you are thinking for law it's a good college but I will suggest you to look for better one.

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Dinesh upadhyayI am a lawyer, aspiring manager , education enthu

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Yes you are. You can definitely study law course after completing DPMT on basis of your 12th. You can enroll in any 5 year LA course.

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sagar sethi sethi

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Popular College Courses Available after 12th
1. Engineering is one of the most sought after course after 12th.
2. Medical Sciences after engineering, the second most preferred option for students from science stream is Medical or Medicine.
3. Commerce for students who pursued commerce stream in class 11th and 12th Chartered Accountancy is one of the most popular course choices after 12th.
4. Arts.

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sagar sethi sethi

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A student from any stream can choose to study law, but not after 10th class. Law can only be chosen after the completion of school education, i.e. Class 12th. LL.B. Or Bachelor of Legislative Law, is a 3-year or 5-year undergraduate law programme that can be completed following graduation or 10+2 correspondingly.

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sagar sethi sethi

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Eligibility for LL.B. After 12th: The basic eligibility criteria to pursue an LL.B. Course is completing class 12th from a recognised board. One must score a minimum of 45% marks in class 12th.

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sagar sethi sethi

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After B.Com, you need to LLB. But a Law degree alone is not enough to become a practicing lawyer. After completing Law School, one must pass the All-India Bar Exam (AIBE). Eligible persons are admitted as advocates on the rolls of the State Bar Councils.

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Deeksha Dixit

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The IIM Rohtak extension campus (Gurugram) recently started offering the BBA/LLB programme. Your CLAT rank of 13384 is decent enough to get an interview call from IIM-R for admission to this course. However, admission to this course depends on many factors, including:
1. Your score up to class 12th must be above 60%.
2. Your performance in the online Personal Interview round
3. The number of available seats for CLAT-based admission and the comparative CLAT ranking of applicants.

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Rishi Garg

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For taking admission in Amity University Law School, first you have to fill up an admission form on Amity official website. 60% in 10+2 for Non Sponsored & 55% for Sponsored Category.

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Adv. Ved VinayakLaw educator at Lex Logic You Tube channel.

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My dear candidate, Yes, you qualify. The following are the requirements for eligibility that applicants must meet. Students who want to enrol in an LL.B. Programme must receive at least a 45% average in Class XII and pass the entrance exam. But in order to enrol in a straightforward LL.B. Programme, you must have earned your Bachelor's degree from an accredited institution with at least 45% overall or an equal CGPA. If you have previously earned your degree (in any field and from any programme), you can pursue your LL.B. For three years by passing the necessary entry tests. There is no maximum age to seek an LL.B.

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