Law

Hi,
The syllabus is the key to every exam. DMRC also prescribes the syllabus in the official notification itself. In all the notifications, a syllabus is mentioned for each position. The syllabus consists of the sections from the General Intelligence and Reasoning, General Awareness, Quantitative Aptitude. Technical stream-based questions are also asked. For some positions, there is a separate question paper of General English. Download the notification for more information. https://www.shiksha.com/exams/dmrc-exam

Hi,
The All India Bar Examination is conducted in the English language, so you will not get the question papers in the Kannada Language. The state bar exam may be held in the regional language of which you can purchase online.

The eligibility criteria of 3 years LLB Hons degree of TNDALU is given below.
Educational qualification: The candidates should have passed any degree (BA/B.Sc/B.Com/BBA/ BE/B.Tech/MBBS/B.Pharm/ other graduates in general) and should have secured not less than 60% of the total marks in the aggregate.

Hi
Yes, for admission in 5 year law, admissions are based on CLAT in all NLUs. MH-CET is for Maharashtra colleges like GLC Mumbai. There are various other exams for law colleges like AILET IPU CET bhucet, jmi entrance exam etc. Private colleges may conduct their own exams.

Law is not available in distance mode. It is a full time course and hence you will have to restart the course by retaking admission in the university. Also it is not available in Diploma, it is a degree course. You can though do B.A. In criminology as a distinct degree.

A 3 year law course is not offered by Symbiosis Law School Pune. It is only providing 5 year integrated B.A. LL.B. and BBA LL.B. So you cannot apply here. You can try for DU 3 year LL.B. by giving its entrance exam.

Hi,
I don't think Nirma Institute has a 3 year LLB course. Admissions are based on the basis of the rank obtained in the entrance exam. For a 3-year law course, you can give the DU LLB Entrance exam.

Hello Prakash
LLM through distance or correspondence mode is not recognised or valid. If any university offer such course, then you need to check the recognition status of that particular university or report to bar council of India regarding this.

Hello,
The very first rule while preparing for any entrance exam is to get to know about the syllabus well. Refer to the standard books. Solve previous year question papers to know about the trend of topics. UGC NET Paper 1 http://bit.ly/2Qud8iX is quite easy than paper 2 so work on that well. Dedicate 1 month for paper 1 only. For the conceptual clarity solve full-length mock test papers. Practicing the content is very important, the more you will practice, the better will be the grasp. Work hard on speed and accuracy. I hope it helps you out, thanks, aspirants.