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BASIL PAUL KDigging my way into the Hospitality Industry
Guide-Level 15
There are colleges that offer LW programs without entrance exams, but still your marks are very low, I would suggest you try for private institutions to study law or go for an entrance exam.
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vaishnavi shuklaLLM from Symbiosis Law School, Pune
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Hi Palak,
IPU CET Law Eligibility Criteria 2019 - IP University has released the IPU CET law 2019 eligibility criteria along with the official notification on March 22, 2019. The university will now admit candidates on the basis of CLAT scores as the IPU CET law 2019 has been scrapped off as per the official notification. It is extremely important for candidates to go through the eligibility criteria of IPU CET law 2019 and ensure that they fulfil them before proceeding with the application form. Candidates who are found to be not complying with the eligibility requirements will be denied admissions into the university.
Eligibility: BA/
IPU CET Law Eligibility Criteria 2019 - IP University has released the IPU CET law 2019 eligibility criteria along with the official notification on March 22, 2019. The university will now admit candidates on the basis of CLAT scores as the IPU CET law 2019 has been scrapped off as per the official notification. It is extremely important for candidates to go through the eligibility criteria of IPU CET law 2019 and ensure that they fulfil them before proceeding with the application form. Candidates who are found to be not complying with the eligibility requirements will be denied admissions into the university.
Eligibility: BA/
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ADVOCATE NEHA Batra
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Yes, you are eligible for doing law. Start preparing for CLAT exam. Prepare for humanities subjects and focus on Indian constitution along with the GK.
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ADVOCATE NEHA Batra
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Yes, law after BA is a very good combination. BA subjects will be helpful in studying law.
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Shalaka Singh
Contributor-Level 8
Hi Pradha,
It is very difficult to predict the cut-off now. Once the results will be out all the college's will release their category wise cut-off list. You will have to wait until then.
It is very difficult to predict the cut-off now. Once the results will be out all the college's will release their category wise cut-off list. You will have to wait until then.
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Lakshmi Narasimman Sharma
Guide-Level 12
Hello Khushi,
There is no restriction like specialized subject graduates are only eligible for study law. Definitely B.Com graduates are eligible to study LLB three year programme. B.Com+LLB is good combo and this combo graduates mostly hire by IT department (Income Tax). All the Best for your future.
There is no restriction like specialized subject graduates are only eligible for study law. Definitely B.Com graduates are eligible to study LLB three year programme. B.Com+LLB is good combo and this combo graduates mostly hire by IT department (Income Tax). All the Best for your future.
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Eshanee Bhattacharya
Beginner-Level 3
To become a lawyer you can go for a 5-year course i.e. BBA. LL.B. This is an undergraduate course or you can pursue a 3-year course i.e. a simple LL.B. degree after graduating. After which you can take up the BAR examination.
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raghav sinha
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The Bar Council Of India has withdrawn the age restriction to take admission in law courses. You can join the course.
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