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heau mishr

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NLU admission process for UG courses is entirely entrance based with the university accepting CLAT and AILET scores across the country. A few private law colleges offer direct admission to management quota students. The minimum eligibility for them is passing Class 12 with a certain percentage of marks.

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Rakshit Prabhakar

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Actually yes, faculty of Law BHU accept applicants CUET-PG scores for selection. Candidates seeking admission must a valid score in the national-level examination. 

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Himanshi Choudhury

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If you've changed the name recently but your marksheet has the old name, then you can submit an affidavit for the same. Also, one must provide a valid reason for it. You can also contact your GATE zone helpcentre to assist. 

You can also contact your respective board and submit an application request for a name change along with the required documents. Once the board approves, a new board marksheet will be issued to you. 

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YASH SHARMA

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Being a corporate lawyer in India, particularly at a Tier 1 or 2 law firm, is very challenging, but can be extremely gratifying to NLU graduates. duties include long hours, high stress, high-stakes deals, mergers and lawsuits. NLU lawyers tend to be well-trained in such a rapid workplace and are supposed to exhibit superior legal skills and strength. This is one of the careers that have huge financial reward besides unequivocal professional enhancement.

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pradeep kumarSr. Section Engr(Design)

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Final semester candidates of LLB without backlogs are eligible to apply for AIBE-20 exam. Because you are in 5th semester of LLB and AIBE 20 will be held in December 2025. So not eligible for AIBE 20.

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Lalit Rastogi

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See, you don't really get to choose a specialisation at the LLB level. This option is available only for LLM students. At the LLB level, you'll learn about a blend of legal specializations, mainly Criminal Law, Corporate Law, Intellectual Property, etc. This is because, to start a legal journey, it's essential to grasp a basic understanding of every Law area, and then you'll be able to decide the path you want in the future effectively.

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Chikat Marchang

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No, you cannot directly pursue LLM from Kurushetra University after doing a Bachelor's in Academic Law from Annamalai University. As the eligibility criteria for LLM includes a professional qualifying law degree, such as LLB, while Bachelors in Academic Law is an academic degree. Candidates must pursue a LLB before being qualified to pursue LLM from Kurukshetra University.

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Ishita Uniyal

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Here we have covered some of the well-known and top LLB colleges in India along with their scholarship programs in the table given below 

Top LLB CollegesScholarships
NLSIU BangaloreAjoy Halder Memorial Scholarship, Col. Prakash Manik Bhat Memorial Scholarship, Ajoy Halder THB Scholarship, Shri Ray Sharda Ranjan Prasad Scholarship, Hindustan Unilever Scholarship, Allen & Overy Scholarships, etc.
SLS PuneUG Merit Scholarships, PG Merit Scholarships, etc.
GNLU GandhinagarScholarship for student exchange programs, Scholarship for international internships, GNLU best research award scholarships, etc.

Source -  Official/counselling body of the institute/exam.

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Sreetama Shrivastava

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See, both 3-year and 5-year LLB are bachelor's programs; the only difference between them is that under a 5-year LLB, you'll get 2 years of Legal education and 3 years of the general bachelor's degree education (BA, BCom, BSc, or BBA). On the other hand, a 3-year LLB will only provide you with legal education. 
Now, the eligibility criteria differences between the courses are only that a 3-year LLB requires you to obtain a bachelor's degree in a relevant discipline, but you can opt for a 5-year LLB course right after your Class 12.
Choosing between them is every candidate's personal choice. Some feel that they should complete their

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