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vaishnavi shuklaLLM from Symbiosis Law School, Pune
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Hi Puja,
You can change your college but not the university. If you want to change the university you'll have to start fresh from 1st year. If you just change the college but the affiliated university remains the same, then it's possible that you can continue and for that you will need to contact your college authorities and the college authorities of the college you're interested in.
You can change your college but not the university. If you want to change the university you'll have to start fresh from 1st year. If you just change the college but the affiliated university remains the same, then it's possible that you can continue and for that you will need to contact your college authorities and the college authorities of the college you're interested in.
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vaishnavi shuklaLLM from Symbiosis Law School, Pune
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Hi Zakir,
The B.A. LL.B. Course is structured in a 5 year integrated format. It's a combination of arts and law and all the law subjects will start in the first year itself like Torts, Constitution etc. At the end of 5 years, on successful completion of the course without any backlogs, you'll be awarded a degree.
The B.A. LL.B. Course is structured in a 5 year integrated format. It's a combination of arts and law and all the law subjects will start in the first year itself like Torts, Constitution etc. At the end of 5 years, on successful completion of the course without any backlogs, you'll be awarded a degree.
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vaishnavi shuklaLLM from Symbiosis Law School, Pune
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Hi Apoorva,
The DU LL.B. Cutoff 2018 will also depend on the merit list of DU LL.B. 2018. Candidates will be required to appear in DU LL.B. 2018 and score according to the criteria of merit list and cutoff of DU LL.B. 2018 to seek admission into the three year law programme. The university will release DU LL.B. Cutoff 2018 separately for all the categories General/SC/ST/OBC. DU LL.B. 2018 cut off is also calculated in terms of rank where its the maximum rank to be secured by a candidate for getting shortlisted for the university-level law admissions through DU LL.B. After the declaration DU LL.B. Cutoff 2018, candidates will be issued
The DU LL.B. Cutoff 2018 will also depend on the merit list of DU LL.B. 2018. Candidates will be required to appear in DU LL.B. 2018 and score according to the criteria of merit list and cutoff of DU LL.B. 2018 to seek admission into the three year law programme. The university will release DU LL.B. Cutoff 2018 separately for all the categories General/SC/ST/OBC. DU LL.B. 2018 cut off is also calculated in terms of rank where its the maximum rank to be secured by a candidate for getting shortlisted for the university-level law admissions through DU LL.B. After the declaration DU LL.B. Cutoff 2018, candidates will be issued
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Soubhratra Bhattacharjee
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I don't think you will get Osmania University because they keep their closing rank till 100.
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Ratnesh Pareek
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First of all, it depends on your priorities. If you want to study only in Maharashtra, then MHCET might be a better option for you as it is applicable for all the law colleges in Maharashtra. If you are not specific about a state and can study in any part of the country but looking for best law schools of the country then go for CLAT as all the national law universities take admission only through CLAT. See what is your priority and decide.
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