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ADVOCATE NEHA Batra

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For exact fees, you have to check with the college website or university website.

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Yes, go ahead, all the best.

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Placements are good, don't worry about that, as it all depends on your hard work and caliber. All the best.

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No, law is a full-time course so better you do this course individually as BALLB or BBALLB.

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It's a regular course and admission starts after class12th exams are over.

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It is not based on class 12th score, rather you have to give CLAT exam and admission will be based on CLAT score.

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ADVOCATE NEHA Batra

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Law has a great career ahead. You can go for judicial services, IAS or corporate law or criminal law. Field has unlimited scope and streams. Go ahead. All the best.

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ADVOCATE NEHA Batra

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Both are good, but since you are from the arts stream, so you can do BA LLB.

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Law can be done after class 12th or even after doing graduation. It is 5 years after class 12th and 3 years after graduation.

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As such, it is a 5 year law course to be pursued after class 12th, but you can pursue 3 year law course also, if you have completed your graduation. Age is no bar.

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