Law

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You may go for LAW courses as this would help in getting you better placements. Also, pursuing a CS course alongside would add as a gem and it would certainly increase your chances of getting Avery good job and career perspective.

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To get an insight into the ILSAT and it's acceptance rate please follow the link below:-
https://magoosh.com/lsat/2016/lsat-scores-top-100-law-schools/.

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The nearest centre for this institute would be in New Delhi. There is no centre in Pathankot or Chandigarh.

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The course structure is such that you can't pursue it through distance learning and also it is not advisable even to do rather Regular classes must be attended for the said course.

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A student from any stream in 10+2 is eligible for applying in law colleges provided he is from a recognised board of education.

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After completion of the Bachelor's degree, you can apply for LL.B. Degree at DU. You need to fulfill the eligibility criteria as well.

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Recruitment in CBI or CID at lower levels are made through Staff selection commission exam wherein the eligibility criteria is graduation only
There is no suitability as such as the exam pattern is different however a maths background would be of certain help.

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You could mention both the degrees in order to pursue a 3 year LL.B. From DU as the eligibility requires a graduate degree in any field thus it does not really matter provided other criteria are fulfilled.

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There are different dates for every law entrance exam Please be specific with regard to your query.

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The most important thing in a group discussion is language and control over it. One should avoid usage of unparliamentary language and must be firm in his opinions.Rhetorics must be avoided.
The most important topics would be all the important supreme court judges and fundamental policy changes. Also, social issues and role of law could be there.