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Ankit KumarUniversity of Delhi

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Well, both of them compete when it comes to infrastructure. Also, the placements are comparable. Both the institutes are equally good and one must choose owing to his preferred region.

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Niloy Bhattacharya

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UGC has permitted two degrees at the same time one should be from regular and the other should be in distance mode. Both are the highest paid jobs only consistency is important. Work hard.

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Niloy Bhattacharya

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You can apply for getting CPL from DGCA if you want to be a pilot in future, Diploma in Hospitality or Hotel management from any reputed organisation, B.Sc. B.Tech etc.

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Dinesh upadhyayI am a lawyer, aspiring manager , education enthu

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Every university has its own selection criteria for giving admission to B.A. LL.B. It is either entrance or marks of qualifying educational criteria. First you sort out the best law college that is available for admission to you or prepare for the law college you aspire. As per BCI norm, it is minimum 45% marks in most of universities. It vary from college to college.

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Dinesh upadhyayI am a lawyer, aspiring manager , education enthu

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APG is a good choice, if you are residence of local. You can check the approval of BCI for legal courses. Law college not matter if your goal after B
A LL.B. Is practise or judiciary. If you are clear with your goal, the knowledge of law matter rather than college. But I will suggest you to explore on other good options available to you. Best wishes.

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Niloy Bhattacharya

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In India there's no age limit for pursuing Law, yes you can. Various universities conducts there entrance exams. Before applying for law entrance exam from a specific University, prepare well in six months advance.

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