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Guide-Level 12
I hope these links help you. Shiksha has curated few papers as attached below:
https://www.shiksha.com/university/university-of-Rajasthan/rule-exam-question-papers
https://sample-papers.com/university-of-Rajasthan-Jaipur/papers.
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Candidates can register in official website to fill the registration form through online mode only. The registration process has been started from 26th September 2018. Candidates can apply till the 13th December 2018. After that no candidate will be permitted to fill the form.
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Guide-Level 12
ISBR Law College or Bengaluru Law College. ISBR took ranking of CLAT and ISAT and it is bit expensive also. So, plan your budget also. And, please one thing always check the affiliation of college on the website of bar council of India Whether they are eligible for 5 year course or for 3 year course.
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The details of admission dates are not disclosed on the official website etc. However, it is expected to roll out soon, please keep checking the official university website, every day. Admission will be based on a CLAT (Combined Law Aptitude Test).
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As you have just completed your class 12, you can enter the law field through two ways. The first by joining a law college straight after class 12 in the 5 year course. The second way is that complete your graduation then pursue LL.B. Which is a three year course. You will be able to study commercial law in that way.
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Both LL.B. And MBA are good options but it depends on you if you are interested in studying laws and you should go for LL.B. But if you are interested in the corporate job then you should go for MBA. Both the careers options have great scope it depends on us in what we are interested.
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