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My dear candidate, I'm glad to have you. You may get the DU LL.B. 2022 application form online at the official website. The University of Delhi has extended the deadline for submitting DU LL.B. Application forms. DU LL.B. 2022 will most likely take place in July 2022. DU LL.B. Online Application According to the DU LL.B. 2022 Eligibility, Graduate and Postgraduate applicants who received at least a 50% on the qualifying test will be permitted to take the DU LL.B. 2022 examination. Candidates from the OBC/CW/PwD and SC/ST categories must receive at least 45% and 40%, respectively, to be eligible to enrol for the DU LL.B. In 2022. Candidates who took the qualifying test are also qualified to take the exam. Hope it's useful.

Dear aspirant, Glad to meet you. Given below are some of the tips and tricks for the candidates who wish to Prepare for CLAT 2023 at Home: Stay updated with the CLAT Registration Process. Always Start Early Preparation:
The aspiring CLAT Exam candidates should start preparing as early as possible. The candidates dreaming to enter the top law university must start preparing from today onwards. Make a Plan:
It is said that a goal without a plan is just a wish. An hour of planning could save your 10 hours of doing. Make a proper structure of the CLAT Preparation Plan at hand that makes the implementation very easier and clearer. Know the Exam Pattern:
There are a few changes done to the CLAT Syllabus and pattern of the exam. Keep yourself updated about the changes as this will help you to ace the CLAT 2023 Exam easily. Complete Subject Wise Preparation:
There are 4 sections in the CLAT Syllabus, including. English Language
Current Affairs including General Knowledge
Legal Reasoning
Logical Reasoning
Quantitative Techniques
Keep yourself updated and prepare according to the subjects. Divide your time for each subject and then start CLAT Preparation at Home. Daily Practice:
Practice is the key to success in any exam. Make a habit to practice mock tests, and solve CLAT Previous Year Question Papers. There are lots of online classes and mock tests available on the internet. Use your resources wisely while doing CLAT Preparation at Home. Time Management:
Speed and accuracy play a very important role. When you appear for the exam dealing with the pressure could be difficult. That may hamper your focus as well. But when you start practicing on a daily basis that will help you to maintain time management and you can easily overcome the exam pressure.

Dear aspirant, Glad to meet you. Mr. Harshit Sharma has been selected for the post of Civil Judge-cum-Judicial Magistrate First Class, Rajasthan Judicial Services (RJS). He has also successfully secured ACLAT PG all India rank of 15 in 2019 and then 23 in 2020, and qualified the UGC NET exam. He has prepared this brief list of the best books one can refer to while preparing for CLAT PG examination. BEST BOOKS TO REFER TO FOR CLAT PG
PSA Pillai or Ratanlal & Dhirajlal for IPC
Poonam Pradhan on Family and Property Law, Avtar Singh or R. K. Bangia for Contract
R. K. Bangia or R&D for Torts
P Massey on Administrative Law
K. Jain (Dukki) Part I & II for Constitution
K. Jain or Salmond for Jurisprudence
K. Jain for Public International Law
For Laws like Arbitration, IBC, Labour, Tax, IPR, Environment etc. Refer to bare acts and do a simple google search for the latest cases and notes.

Dear aspirant, Glad to meet you. BEST BOOKS TO REFER TO FOR CLAT PG:
PSA Pillai or Ratanlal & Dhirajlal for IPC
Poonam Pradhan on Family and Property Law, Avtar Singh or R. K. Bangia for Contract
R. K. Bangia or R&D for Torts
P Massey on Administrative Law
K. Jain (Dukki) Part I & II for Constitution
K. Jain or Salmond for Jurisprudence
K. Jain for Public International Law
For Laws like Arbitration, IBC, Labour, Tax, IPR, Environment etc. Refer to bare acts and do a simple google search for the latest cases and notes. For practicing MCQs you can refer to:
Universals Book on Past year Papers
A. Rashids Book on MCQs
CLAT Past Year
AK Jain MCQs
This was for your static law part. To score good marks and secure a double-digit rank, you need to be aware about the current legal topics. So, follow some good legal websites regularly and look for judgements and news related to the laws that can be asked in the exam. Hope it helps.

Dear aspirant, Glad to meet you. LL.B. Bachelor of Legislative Law or commonly known as Bachelor of Laws is three-year course after graduation. LL.B. Can be pursued after completion of graduation in any discipline. After completing 12th, a candidate can opt for five-year integrated undergraduate degrees. Admissions to LL.B. Course are done on the basis of merit as well as on the basis of various LL.B. Entrance exams such as, CLAT AILET ISAT, DUET etc. LL.B. From IGNOU is not possible since IGNOU does not provide any LL.B. Course and the Bar Council does not recognise law degrees in distance mode. Students can study LL.B. After graduation, they will have to go through the same LL.B. Admission process.