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Vignesh Doddi

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You have to attend the counselling conducted by the APSCHE. It is to be held in some universities across the state and you have to exercise your options by attending the counselling.

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Vignesh Doddi

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It is difficult to get seat in your desired college BU is depends on the seats left out in the counselling. So, try once in the counselling.
All the best.

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Tarishi Joshi

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First you need to choose the course according to your interest because the subjects are very good and have vast scope.

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Rakhi Agrawal

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Hello Bapu, There is not much difference between 1-year or 2-year LL. M. course. It depends on the specialisation and the college norms. Yes, you are eligible to appear in the UGC NET under Law subject, as you have the post-graduation and that's what the UGC NET eligibility says. You can also check the detailed eligibility from the mentioned link https://scoop.eduncle.com/ugc-net-exam-eligibility click here.

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vaishnavi shuklaLLM from Symbiosis Law School, Pune

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Ramya, if you fulfill the following criteria, you're eligible for admission in TNDALU: A student must have passed 10+2 examination from the university recognized by TNDALU with not less than 70% of aggregate marks. In case of students belongs to SC/ST category marks should not be less than 60% in aggregate. NRI students also must not secure less than 60% marks in total.

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vaishnavi shuklaLLM from Symbiosis Law School, Pune

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Hi Nikita, which exam are you appearing for and for which college? Each university has a different examination and syllabus. Hence, specify these details.

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vaishnavi shuklaLLM from Symbiosis Law School, Pune

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Hi Zuber, is your name on the merit list? After the declaration of the result of AP LAWCET 2019, candidates whose names feature in the merit list of AP LAWCET 2019 will be shortlisted for the counselling procedure by the first week of October 2019. AP LAWCET 2019 Counselling will be conducted in online mode. As a part of the counselling procedure, candidates will be required to submit their final documents after making the necessary rectifications. To attend the AP LAWCET 2019 Counselling, candidates will be issued a call letter which will mention all the necessary details related to the venue, time and instructions to be followed at t
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vaishnavi shuklaLLM from Symbiosis Law School, Pune

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Admissions are based on securing a rank in the LAWCET qualifying exam. The LAWCET is conducted in every academic year by a university to which the job is entrusted to by the Andhra Pradesh Commission of Higher Education. LAWCET qualifying exam is conducted separately for five-year BA LLB and 3- year LL.B course in every academic year usually in the month of June and for which notification is given in the month of May. The LAWCET exams is yet to commence on June 2nd 2019, and thereafter the counselling dates will be announced. 

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AVISH BINDAL

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Yes, it is possible for you to get admission in NLU. You can get NLU, Assam and others too.

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