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rahul r
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The minimum eligibility to apply for LLB (Hons) from Prestige Institute, Indore is that candidate should have a minimum pass mark of 45% in class 12th. Other eligibility criteria:
Candidate must be a graduate in any discipline from a recognised university.
Note: students who have completed 10+2 or graduation from open university with no prior qualification in prosecuting are not eligible to apply. Admission is based on the marks obtained in 10+2. Preference will be given to CLAT qualified candidates. Interested candidates can apply online/offline with required information.
Regards.
Candidate must be a graduate in any discipline from a recognised university.
Note: students who have completed 10+2 or graduation from open university with no prior qualification in prosecuting are not eligible to apply. Admission is based on the marks obtained in 10+2. Preference will be given to CLAT qualified candidates. Interested candidates can apply online/offline with required information.
Regards.
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Abhishek VikramLawyer.UPSC Aspirant,Avid reader
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Hey there,
A student from any stream in 10+2 is eligible for applying in law colleges provided he is from a recognised board of education.
A student from any stream in 10+2 is eligible for applying in law colleges provided he is from a recognised board of education.
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Abhishek VikramLawyer.UPSC Aspirant,Avid reader
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Hi there,
The minimum percentage requirements for law courses is 45 % for reserved category students. With this percentage however you are not eligible.
The minimum percentage requirements for law courses is 45 % for reserved category students. With this percentage however you are not eligible.
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Abhishek VikramLawyer.UPSC Aspirant,Avid reader
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Well, Distance Learning Law degree is not recognized by the Bar Council Of India, and thus you will not be eligible to appear for Judicial services exams. Only candidates having a regular degree in law are eligible.
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Nupur Bubna
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I don't know all the colleges in India which provide law course after BA but this course is known as 3-years LLB which is done after graduation & criteria is graduation certificate. After applying, you have to sit for an entrance exam. Durgapur Institute of Legal Studies
Durgapur Law college.
I've an idea of these 2 colleges which provides 3-years LLB course & this is under Burdwan University.
Durgapur Law college.
I've an idea of these 2 colleges which provides 3-years LLB course & this is under Burdwan University.
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rahul r
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MHCET 2018 Eligibility:
All aspirants who have passed / appeared in the qualifying examination I. e. HSC/12th Standard examination or its equivalent examination and having Indian Nationality are eligible for appearing for MHTCET. There is no age limit for admission and appearing to MHTCET. Please refer to the link provided below for a detailed criteria to appear for the MHCET entrance exam:
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/exams/mhcet.
All aspirants who have passed / appeared in the qualifying examination I. e. HSC/12th Standard examination or its equivalent examination and having Indian Nationality are eligible for appearing for MHTCET. There is no age limit for admission and appearing to MHTCET. Please refer to the link provided below for a detailed criteria to appear for the MHCET entrance exam:
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/exams/mhcet.
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astha singh
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Hi Puneet!
In order to pursue LL.B. The candidate should have completed his/her graduation from a recognised Indian University/Foreign University/Equivalent institution from any stream. Also, candidates in the final year of their graduation/post graduation are eligible to apply for the LL.B. Entrance exam. However, such aspirants will be offered admission on a provisional basis (which will be subject to their clearing their degree examinations). Apart from the above, additional eligibility criteria that aspirants need to fulfill in order to secure admission in LL.B. Programme is as mentioned below:
1. For General Category Candidates: Suc
In order to pursue LL.B. The candidate should have completed his/her graduation from a recognised Indian University/Foreign University/Equivalent institution from any stream. Also, candidates in the final year of their graduation/post graduation are eligible to apply for the LL.B. Entrance exam. However, such aspirants will be offered admission on a provisional basis (which will be subject to their clearing their degree examinations). Apart from the above, additional eligibility criteria that aspirants need to fulfill in order to secure admission in LL.B. Programme is as mentioned below:
1. For General Category Candidates: Suc
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rahul r
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You will have to clarify your situation with college authorities, if they will permit you to sit for semester 8 exams, or if you can appear for semester 7 exams at a later date. Most colleges have a provision wherein they allow their students to clear their backlog exams at a later date. Request you to find out dates for these exams from the relevant authorities in your college. Regards.
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