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Total seats are 50 for joint B.A. and B.Ed that is integrated B.A. B.Ed in Punjab University.
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Anyone can go for LL.B. after doing any course from a recognised UGC college. So after B.A. Economic (Hons) you can register for CLAT, and also for any of your desired University. If you get a seat in CLAT, it's much better for your marked best college as per your need. Hope it helps. Thank you.
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For becoming a tax lawyer, you need to do Masters in tax law and for that, you need LL.B. or any integrated law degree from authorised UGC. So, if you are sure you want to go for tax law, then it's better if you go with B.Com. LL.B.as in first hand, you'll be getting enough idea regarding tax.
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