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Gaurika Chhabra

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The eligibility to get admission in BLS LLB is- the aspirant must pass Class 12 with an aggregate of 45% with the relevant subject. There is no upper age limit to get admission in BLS LLB at BT Law College.

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Gaurika Chhabra

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The eligibility requirement to get admission in Balasaheb Thackeray Law College for BLS LLB, is to pass Class 12. The student must pass Class 12 with an aggregate of 45% in the relevant subject. For LLB course, student must have a graduation degree.

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heau mishr

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Yes, You are eligible for LLB at Asian Law College if you've scores 80% aggregate in Graduaytion from a recognised university. The minimume eligibility for the programme is having a Bachelor's degree with at least 45% aggregate (40% aggregate for SC/ ST/ OBC). 

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heau mishr

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The minimum eligibility requirement for BA LLB at Asian Law College is passing Class 12 in any discipline with at least 45% aggregate (40% aggregate for SC/ ST UP Domicile). The selection criteria is entrance based with the institute accepting CLAT/ ALCAT scores for the same.

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Chikat Marchang

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The different course eligibility for Chanakya National Law University Patna admissions is as shown here:

  • UG Courses: Pass Class 10 & Class 12 with a minimum score of 45% (40% for SC/ST).
  • PG Courses: Graduate with LLB programme from a recognised University with minimum 50% (45% for SC/ST candidates). 

Interested candidates must know their course eligibility for their preferred course and apply accordingly.

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Chikat Marchang

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The selection process for admission to the different School of Indian Legal Thought, Mahatma Gandhi University courses depends on entrance exam scores such as the MGU CAT which is conducted by the parent university itself. Students must also meet the eligibility to apply for the course and the exam.

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Chikat Marchang

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To apply for LLM at School of Indian Legal Thought, Mahatma Gandhi University students must meet the eligibility of having a UG degree in LLB with a minimum aggregate score of 50% while the selection process for admissions will depend on the MGU CAT exam.

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Chikat Marchang

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To apply for LLM at School of Indian Legal Thought, Mahatma Gandhi University students must meet the eligibility of having a UG degree in LLB with a minimum aggregate score of 50% while the selection process for admissions will depend on the MGU CAT exam.

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Chikat Marchang

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To study BBA LLB from School of Indian Legal Thought, Mahatma Gandhi University students must meet the eligibility of having passed Class 12 with a minimum score of 45% (40% for SC/ST and 42% for OBC/PwD) with admissions depending on entrance exam scores such as the in-house MGU CAT.

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Rekha Devi

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Yes, you can skip CLAT 2026 and you are definitely eligible for the law admission at Chandigarh University. You only need to clear the University entrance exam called CUCET. Well, it is mandatory for your admission: If you score well in CUCET, you might get one of those scholarships that bring down your fees by a lot, and, you know, the law department isn't just about books and classrooms; they boast modern infrastructure, a separate library, and an auditorium and yes, a Pro Bono Club. Plus, it's really curious: Madhyastha - Centre of Excellence is another thing about the law department.

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