Law

Yes, one university one exam, but after qualifying you can select your desired campus.

Hi,
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If you read the issues now, you will be well prepared for the exams next year, as it improves your GK and only previous 1 year GK is asked. Also, it will broaden your horizons of thinking and the ability to analyses and criticize, reason the current happenings and understand the background stories of incidents which is difficult and also not good to understand from the media as they often lack legal knowledge and research and are biased.

Kindly visit the website of government Law College, Mumbai. This college is the most prestigious college of Mumbai. You can also try for Bhartiya Vidyapeeth University.

Well no, your score is very low, so you can't keep hopes very high try next year if possible.

Please post your rank for exact answer. It all depends on cut-off and rank and not marks obtained. So, if cut off is around what you have obtained, you may get it. As well as in 2nd round you may expect though HNLU would not generally see 2nd round counseling. Try for management quota if possible. All the best!

Yes, candidates belonging to General/ OBC category must have a minimum of 45% marks in aggregate in the qualifying exam. Candidates of SC/ST category are required to have a minimum of 40% aggregate in the qualifying exam.

For the admission into BA LLB. You have to give:
CLAT for NLUS
AILET for NLU Delhi
CET for GGSIPU
APLAWCET for university in A. P. KLAWCET for university in Karnataka.
BHU, JMI AMU conduct their own exams. You can also try in private. Universities accepting CLAT score and would also conduct their own exam, recommended are Amity University and Galgotias University.
You can also try for Indian law institute in Delhi.

Hi, check the link to know about the syllabus:
http://entrance-exam.net/syllabus-for-msc-chemistry-entrance-exam/

Hello,
I would recommend you to tell us about your interest areas if you like LLB, then you can probably to for Masters, and then you can practice and go for studies in law research not but I like law. Then, probably you can you look for different of opportunities are available in other values, so there is no interest areas there is a lot of in almost all that's all the fields, so don't worry follow your heart. All the best.