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Nupur Bubna

Beginner-Level 4

You can go for both. It's upon you & your interest. If you are good in litigation field then you can join court & practice under any senior advocate. Or if you want to join the corporate world then you can try in any law firm or LPO. But in my opinion, after completing LLB, one should pursue his/her Masters also, i.e. LLM (Masters of Law). And nowadays many universities offer 1-year course of LLM. So instead of going for 2-years LLM, go for 1-year course. It will be better. All the best!

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Nupur Bubna

Beginner-Level 4

I don't know all the colleges in India which provide law course after BA but this course is known as 3-years LLB which is done after graduation & criteria is graduation certificate. After applying, you have to sit for an entrance exam. Durgapur Institute of Legal Studies
Durgapur Law college.
I've an idea of these 2 colleges which provides 3-years LLB course & this is under Burdwan University.

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rahul r

Scholar-Level 18

Please use the link provided below for CLAT Past Years Question Papers. Further, you can also view the solved question paper for CLAT 2011 at this link. Regards. https://www.shiksha.com/law/articles/clat-2016-past-years-question-papers-blogId-10632.

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rahul r

Scholar-Level 18

The most common graduate law degree programme is the LLM degree (Master of Law), which is internationally recognised and takes one year of full-time study to complete. Best Masters courses in Canada in the law field are mentioned below:
1) LLM in International Business Law
2) LLM in Tax Law - Full Time
3) LLM (Master of Laws)
Regards.

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Shefali Arya

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You can skip the exam in case if the other exam is your priority.

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rahul r

Scholar-Level 18

Please check for your eligibility to appear for the DU LL.B. Entrance exam from the criteria mentioned below. DU LL.B. Entrance Exam 2018 Eligibility:
Aspirants need to meet DU LL.B. Entrance exam 2018 eligibility criteria as mentioned by Faculty of Law, Delhi University. Aspirants are informed that they meet the eligibility criteria for DU LL.B. Entrance exam 2018 only if they have completed their graduation from a recognised Indian University/Foreign University/Equivalent institution from any stream. Also, candidates in the final year of their graduation/postgraduation are eligible to apply for DU LL.B. Entrance exam. However, such as
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Ashfaq Malik

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The forms will be out in June.

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Prem Khanna

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Pratap University is a good university as per the reviews on google. So, you may get in the same.

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Prem Khanna

Contributor-Level 6

Yes, sure, you can join law. See, whatever interests you, you should go for it. Explain your parents about your dreams and make them believe in your dreams.

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