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Scholar-Level 16
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Scholar-Level 16
to be eligible to do law after graduation, you must have atleast 55% marks with 5% relaxation in case of sc/st to be eligible to sit in various law entrance exams. You can pursue law from DU itself, it has 3 law colleges.
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Scholar-Level 16
LLB entrance has an important section of English. You have to work on your English to score a good rank. It would be best if you join a coaching for law or English and purchase Arihant's competition guide. You are eligible for 3yr law from universities like DU, BHU, CCSU, private universities etc. each conducting their own entrance exam.
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Scholar-Level 16
You should do a 3 year law, if you are a graduate and 5 year, if you are just class 12th passed. You can do law from GLC Mumbai, which one of India's top LLB University conducts admission through MHCET law entrance exam. There are other options also, https://www.shiksha.com/law/colleges/colleges-maharashtra?rf=searchWidget&landing=ctp
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