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After doing this you can be a corporate lawyer and can go to many big firms which have a high payscale. You can either go for LL.B. After completing your BBA degree
or you can opt for BBA LL.B. (5years) integrated course which many colleges offers.
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Great interacting with you. There are a number of colleges that take admission directly and those are usually below standard. If a student decides to take admission to a law college through CLAT I assure that to be a greater and better option. CLAT happens to be a significant criteria to choose the best institute. There are several of private colleges and universities that have set aside 10% of the alloted seats to be filled up through Management Quota and that is fine. However, I personally would suggest you to go for an institution that takes admission through entrance examination. An Institution matters in the holistic developm
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