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vaishnavi shuklaLLM from Symbiosis Law School, Pune

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Yes, it is possible. However, wait for the cutoffs. If not NALSAR you will definitely get one of the NLUs.

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rishav sood

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Yes, you can but the law course will of 3 years and you will have to do the LL.B course first.

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Nikeeta Vyas

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Amity University is one of universities having the greatest fame. You can always apply for MBA course there for better exposure and application of knowledge in the practical life. Do get the details of admissions from their official website.

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Rajesh Peddibotla

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With the rank of 26k, no national law university admits a student, unless you are a domicile of Maharashtra (you have chance of getting seat at either of 3 MNLUs). Else, some universities and colleges admits students based on their CLAT score. The list of Universities could be found at http://information.clat.ac.in/pdf/Institutions using CLAT Score. Pdf.

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Rajesh Peddibotla

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It is impossible to rectify the errors in admit card of AIBE.

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Rajesh Peddibotla

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NHRC consists of a chairman and 4 other members, preferably justices of Supreme Court and various high courts who are either serving or retired.

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