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Sankalan Pal
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No, you cannot practice with a Diploma. You need to have a LLB Degree in order to practice. Most places, including private and government require you to have a LLB Degree. However, certain paralegal work or research based work may be hiring people Diploma holders. But, full time lawyers need to have a degree of LLB.
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Rajesh Peddibotla
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ICFAI Law School, Hyderabad was recently in news for an issue I.e. , busting of drug racket which shook the whole state of Telangana, a few months ago. Also, it has been blacklisted under Telangana's Excise and Prohibition Department.
From my perspective, giving CLAT and joining NALSAR University is the best deal within Hyderabad, else, TSLAWCET is another best option where one could possibly land in the Faculty of Law, Osmania University. The following link may provide you some information on ICFAI's busted drug racket: http://www.deccanherald.com/content/621092/hyderabad-drug-racket-one-more.html.
From my perspective, giving CLAT and joining NALSAR University is the best deal within Hyderabad, else, TSLAWCET is another best option where one could possibly land in the Faculty of Law, Osmania University. The following link may provide you some information on ICFAI's busted drug racket: http://www.deccanherald.com/content/621092/hyderabad-drug-racket-one-more.html.
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astha singh
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Hi Puneet!
In order to pursue LL.B. The candidate should have completed his/her graduation from a recognised Indian University/Foreign University/Equivalent institution from any stream. Also, candidates in the final year of their graduation/post graduation are eligible to apply for the LL.B. Entrance exam. However, such aspirants will be offered admission on a provisional basis (which will be subject to their clearing their degree examinations). Apart from the above, additional eligibility criteria that aspirants need to fulfill in order to secure admission in LL.B. Programme is as mentioned below:
1. For General Category Candidates: Suc
In order to pursue LL.B. The candidate should have completed his/her graduation from a recognised Indian University/Foreign University/Equivalent institution from any stream. Also, candidates in the final year of their graduation/post graduation are eligible to apply for the LL.B. Entrance exam. However, such aspirants will be offered admission on a provisional basis (which will be subject to their clearing their degree examinations). Apart from the above, additional eligibility criteria that aspirants need to fulfill in order to secure admission in LL.B. Programme is as mentioned below:
1. For General Category Candidates: Suc
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Tamanna Vahi
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Once you complete B.Com, you can surely appear for CLAT. You may refer to the link below for detailed information:
https://www.shiksha.com/law/exams/clat
https://www.shiksha.com/law/exams/clat
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Tamanna Vahi
Beginner-Level 5
You can surely take admission in distance courses, but regular ones won't be available for you.
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Tamanna Vahi
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Both Masters in social work and law are very different courses from each other. It is impossible to tell which one is better than the other one, as every field has its advantages and disadvantages. So, you just need to follow what interests you the most.
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ayush singhal
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Yes, you can appear for CLAT even if you didn't get your mark sheet.
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ayush singhal
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Preparations for CLAT can get very tough if you don't have the required guidance that a good book can provide. The biggest problem with CLAT exam is that it doesn't have a well-defined syllabus and exam pattern; so it becomes a requisite that you refer to quality books for CLAT. Online discussion forums for CLAT are full of books suggestions but Team PrepLadder is here with a verified list of books for CLAT 2017 recommended by CLAT Toppers, NLU alumni, experienced faculty, and mentors. A few miscellaneous books on CLAT preparation
-Universals LLB Entrance Guide.
-The Pearson guide to the CLAT.
-Lexis Nexis CLAT study kit and CLAT Guide.
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-Universals LLB Entrance Guide.
-The Pearson guide to the CLAT.
-Lexis Nexis CLAT study kit and CLAT Guide.
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