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There are two sections: Static GK and current affairs. If you want to know important sections, I believe Modern history, polity, miscellaneous and current affairs from January months to CLAT are important. However, this list is not exhaustive.

There are two sections: Static GK and current affairs. If you want to know important sections, I believe Modern history, polity, miscellaneous and current affairs from January months to CLAT are important. However, this list is merely indicative.

I think you should choose M.Com regular because, there are many options to get a job very easily. I would suggest you pursue M.Com.

No, it is not necessary for you to attend the classes everyday for a 3-year LLB. Unlike for the 5-year course, Students enrolled are mostly working and hence, there is no compulsion to maintain a minimum percentage of attendance, but this may vary as per the university or the institute to which you approach. I would suggest you make an extra effort and have a direct conversation with the university you are planning to get into.

St Peters College, Kolkata
JSS College of Arts and Commerce, Mysore
IIHR, New Delhi.

Hi Rohini,
You are eligible to get admission in all the participating universities under TSLAWCET except in:
1. KV Rangareddy Institute of Law, Hyderabad
2. University College of Law, Osmania University
3. Pendekanti Law College, Hyderabad
4. Telangana University, Dichpally, Nizamabad
5. University College of Law, KU Campus, Warangal

Hi Ashutosh,
Intake capacity for first BA LLB (5-year law course) is 240 and for first LLB (3-year law course) is 160 as per the order of Hon'ble Bombay High Court. For more information, please visit:
https://ilslaw.edu/announcement/notice-first-year-intake-capacity/.

If you want to do LLB then please don't go for distance mode otherwise you will not be eligible for the membership in the Bar Council of India.

Hi Subit,
The fees is 61,000 INR. However, for further details you can visit shiksha's link mentioned below and it'll provide all details regarding course, faculty, campus, placements, fees, etc.
https://www.shiksha.com/law/course/bachelor-of-law-ll-b-tinsukia-law-college-assam-other-215115

Hi Satakshi,
Yes, as per the faculty and placements. Yes, it is better. However, how each student moulds the opportunities in his favor is a subjective one. You'll find successful lawyers from the smallest colleges too. So choose wisely.