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pradeep kumarSr. Section Engr(Design)

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You are missing something. Please read clause no. 6 of Prospectus for Integrated 5 years LL.B. Course by
Eligibility for Admission : (I) Nativity: Applicant should be an Indian Citizen. However, only those candidates who are of Kerala origin are eligible for any type of reservation or any fee concession. The candidate should upload any one of the following documents along with the application, to prove Indian Citizenship. (a) True copy of the Birth certificate of the candidate, issued by competent birth registering authority (Panchayat/ Municipality/ Corporation), showing place of birth in any State or Union territory of India. (b) Tru
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In India, there are 2 ways you can pursue law:
1. 5 Year Integrated Degree, you may pursue this after finishing your 12th. The stream you belong to does not matter. You may apply for CLAT (Common Law Admission Test). But before applying for the test, you need to prepare yourself for it. There are 5 subjects which you need to be thorough with:
English (40 marks)
Logical Reasoning (40 marks)
G. K. (Both Current Affairs and Static G. K) (50 marks)
Legal Reasoning (50 marks)
Mathematics (20 marks)
2. 3 Year Course
For this you need a Bachelors degree in any subject. There are few universities, colleges offering a 3 year Course. There are multiple
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pradeep kumarSr. Section Engr(Design)

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If you want the LL.B. Degree merely to add qualifications then it's okay and can be done from Annamalai University (DDE). But if you want the degree to practice as a lawyer then LL.B. From distance education is not valid. According to the guidelines of BCI ( bar council of India) no body can practice as a lawyer who passes LL.B. Through distance education.

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The minimum eligibility criteria of LL.B. Course is a Bachelor degree with minimum 45-50% of marks+ Entrance test. Hence LL.B. 3 years course can not be pursued after the 12th. However on the basis of your 12th vocational group, you can be eligible for CLAT or other Entrance exams for admission in five years Integrated LL.B. Programmes. The CLAT eligibility criteria for B.A. LL.B. BBA LL.B.Com. LL.B. Etc. Is 10+2 with minimum 45% of marks. The last date of submission of application form is 18.05.2020.

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pradeep kumarSr. Section Engr(Design)

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IILM University offers Merit Cum Means Based Scholarship to all deserving candidates thus attracting the brightest of the minds. The scholarship will be a tuition fee waiver on the recommendation of the admission committee. This scholarship is announced at the time of admission. IILM University also offers the following scholarships.
1. Scholarships for Students of Haryana Domicile : The fee structure for the 25% of the students who are domicile of Haryana will be based on merit-cum-means as per Section 36 (2) of the Haryana Private University Act 2006 and will be as follows:
I) One-fifth of the 25% will be granted full fee concession.
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pradeep kumarSr. Section Engr(Design)

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Please write about the college name for better response.

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The admission in ILS Law College Pune in 3 years LL.B. Course are based on scores secured in MAH LL.B. 3 years CET 2020 conducted by Maharashtra Common Entrance Test Cell. The CET 2020 is scheduled to be held on 28.06.2020. So the admission in ILS Law College will be start after declaration of CET result in the month of July 2020.

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B.Com + LLB is a five-year undergraduate program that is a combination of law and commerce studies. The course is divided into ten semesters designed to provide students with knowledge of subjects of the commerce and business background along with different laws vital in a professional world. The eligibility criteria for admission in B.Com. LLB is 10+2 in any streams with minimum 45% of marks for general candidates. The admission in B.Com. LLB are done through the Entrance test conducted by the respective Universities.
While LLB is a three years of duration law program and the eligibility criteria is a bachelor degree with minimum 50%
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pradeep kumarSr. Section Engr(Design)

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BBA LL.B. Five years integrated course is the best. Bachelor of Business Administration - Legislative Law Honours, in short, BBA LL.B. Has become a preferred choice among business and management students. The unprecedented growth in the corporate sector has resulted in numerous opportunities for a corporate lawyer. Consequently, the demand for a corporate lawyer is on the upswing, making many students make a beeline for a BBA LL.B. Course. The first step towards becoming a corporate lawyer, BBA LL.B. Is a 5 year integrated programme which includes the study of business administration and law subjects. The five-year curriculum of BBA LL
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