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Scholar-Level 16
You can take admission in either 5 year/ 3 year (if graduated) LLB. By scoring good rank in entrance exams like CLAT AILET DUCET, BHU CET, JMI, AMU, and IPU CET CCSU etc.
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Scholar-Level 16
Yes, the admissions for this year is closed. You will have to apply in the next year. UPES-Dehradun offers this course. Apply there next year.
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Law is not a difficult subject, for a Science student as you already have an analytical mind. Secondly, I can tell you that studying law and understanding it is not very difficult. You can comprehend it easily. In starting it is a little challenging to practically apply law but it is fun also. I can say you should not doubt your caliber on people's judgements. If you have any doubt then I would advise you to read Indian Contract Act as it is the most basic one or for interest you can also read fundamental rights from constitution (bare act first) and then read blogs/books/commentaries about those, you will be able to make your decis
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