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I am happy to help you see where you are facing difficulty is your school education and without completing 10+2 you are not eligible to apply for law entrance and you can't get admission at any law college. If you are still facing difficulty in school education you can contact me, I will try to resolve your quarries.
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Eligibility criteria : Distance education programmes do not have barriers of age restriction, nationality or sex for admission and shall be open to employed persons as well. . The minimum eligibility is a graduate degree from a recognized university. (Degree could be in Law or in any other field). The students having degree certificate or its equivalent from any UCG recognized university /Association of Indian Universities. CA, CS, ICWA, Open University/distance learning can apply. There shall be no res
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For All India quota first year fee is Rs 163000. The fee will paid is two installment of Rs 86000& 77000 respectively.
Hostel fee is varying according to type of accommodation. the per year fee details are given below.
1. Single bed : Rs 64000
2. Double bed : Rs 49000
3. Triple bed : Rs 44000
4. Four bed : Rs 39000
Mess charges : Rs 38500
Laundry fee : Rs 2500
Hostel security : Rs 2000
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Admission will be confirmed on the merit basis only fulfilling minimum educational qualifications as per University norms.
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1. English Language
2. Current Affairs, including General Knowledge
3. Legal Reasoning
4. Logical Reasoning
5. Quantitative Techniques
So, if you are preparing with CLAT entrance syllabus than can be beneficial for other Law entrance exams also.
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