Law Eligibility

No, SRM IST Kattankulathur BBA LLB (hons) eligibility criteria does not require candidates to have law as a mandatory subject in Class 12th. Candidates can clear Class 12 board exams in any stream to be eligible as long as they pass with a minimum aggregate of 60%.

No, law is not a mandatory subject to fulfill SRM IST Kattankulathur BCom LLB (hons) eligibility criteria when passing from Class 12th. Candidates only need to pass Class 12 board exams with a minimum aggregate 60% from a recognised board. Their chosen stream or set of subjects in Class 12th are irrelevant.

No, SRM IST Kattankulathur BA LLB (hons) eligibility criteria does not require candidates to have Law in Class 12th. A candidate's stream in Class 12th or their chosen set of subjects are irrelevant to be eligible for this course.

No, candidates do not need law as a mandatory subject in Class 12th to apply for BBA LLB (hons) course at NMIMS Mumbai. Subjects or stream of a candidate in Class 12th is not relevant for NMIMS University, Mumbai BBA LLB (hons) eligibility criteria.

No, candidates do not need law as a mandatory subject in Class 12th to apply for BBA LLB (hons) course at NMIMS Mumbai. Subjects or stream of a candidate in Class 12th is not relevant for NMIMS University, Mumbai BBA LLB (hons) eligibility criteria.

No, law is not a mandatory subject for Class 12th under Parul University BBA LLB eligibility criteria. Candidates who have passed Class 12th with a minimum of 45% aggregate from a recognised board are eligible for BBA LLB course. There are no restrictions based on subjects or stream of Class 12th.

No, law is not a mandatory subject for Class 12th for candidates tofulfill BA LLB eligibility criteria of Parul University. Candidates are only required to pass their Class 12 board exams with a minimum aggregate of 45% for BA LLB admission.

There stream and set of subjects in Class 12th are irrelevant for BA LLB admission.

Without completing intermediate, you did your B.A and M.A with B.Ed.? If you have completed all of you mentioned, then it's better to get settled in education department.prepare for different teaching exams or Even you can try for NET .

Yes, you may be eligible to join LAW, especially for the 3-year LLB course, because you have already completed B.A and M.A. However, eligibility depends on the university and whether they accept distance education qualifications and discontinuation in intermediate. Since your degrees are from Andhra University, many colleges may accept them if they are UGC-recognized. It is better to check the specific law college admission rules once before applying.

Candidates must pass Pre-Degree/ HSc/ graduation examination or exam of any other statutory university or examining body recognised by Shivaji University or equivalent to apply for Diploma in Taxation course at N.S. Soti Law College.