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Anik Verma

Guide-Level 14

Hi, Diploma in Taxation Law (DTL) is a 1-year graduate degree programme, the minimum eligibility is the 10+2 from a recognised school board or its equivalent exam. Diploma in Taxation Laws (DTL) that deals with the tax collection on income, personal property, real property, etc. Ranging from state taxes, federal taxes, and local taxes to foreign taxes. The common eligibility criterion for a Diploma in taxation is 10+2 pass out. Most of the candidates prefer to pursue this programme only after graduation because in the degree they are being given basic knowledge of taxation and related areas.

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Albert Tanti

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The admission process is going on. You can refer to this link http://rgu.ac/knowaboutadmission.php to apply for the admissions.
Thanks.

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Aishwarya Belle

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Hi,
North-Eastern Hill University usually do not post question papers online, if you're that keen, I would suggest you to directly contact the respective department and ask for the same.

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Anik Verma

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Hi Ruhail,
The official website of the college is silent about the number of seats available. It is advisable to get in touch with them directly for detailed information.
Regards.

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Aishwarya Belle

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Hi,
It has already been released on July 11, 2018.

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Roshni ChoudharyBA (H) Economics at St. Stephen's College.

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You should go for CLAT. Once you get in some NLU for law, there won't be maths or science. You would have to study law and sharpen your debating skills.

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Vishal Kumawat

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Yes, you can get admission in Gujarati medium, but it is too late, because LLB duration is 5 years and further study take many times. I think, you should go with Master's degree in your subject.

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