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Rajesh Peddibotla

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From the perspective of standard of teaching and University's brand value, Amity University could be the best possible option.

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Nishtha Kumar

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If you have a graduation degree, you can pursue LLB degree of 3 years.
If not then 5 years Law programmes is what you should go for.

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rahul r

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The application forms for admission to UG courses at Central University of Tamil Nadu are available online through the university website, following an official notification released by the university. Candidates are usually given a one month period to apply. The selection process consists of analysis of past academic performance, and an entrance examination. A personal interview is also included for the research programs. Reservation is in accordance with the regulations of the Government of India. Eligibility Criteria for UG courses:
Candidates must fulfill the given requirements to be considered eligible for admission. For undergradu
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rahul r

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Job Prospects of PG Diploma in taxation law:
A course in Taxation will let you to explore amazing career opportunities in accounting domain. You can find job as per your educational background and working experience. Aspirants who have recently completed their graduation can explore jobs in private and government sectors whereas, professionals can join company as tax policy analyst, tax recruiter, tax advisor, tax examiners, revenue agents, tax manager, tax collectors and tax accountant. Lets take a look on some job titles after completion of a Taxation course:
Personal Finance Consultant
Employment Tax Specialist
Tax Policy Analyst
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Rahul Sharma

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The DU LL.B previous year question paper from 2013 onwards can be found online. These past year papers are a service that is being provided by many online websites free of cost to aspiring candidates and to the entire student community looking for law preparation material. In some cases, certain websites ask for a nominal payment to provide these papers. Some websites would have these papers available for free but will ask you to register and log in to the website before your download.

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Rahul Sharma

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Available with the DU LL.B. Previous Year Papers are test series, study material, and online courses. Overall, you will find a one- stop solution for all your preparation needs. You can also find free practice tests, E-learning modules, and section wise material to master each section according to your own pace and convenience. All resources are exhaustive in nature, and one can rely entirely on this material and not use any books. For more details visit us: http://www.clearlawentrance.com/2017/11/dullb-previous-year-papers.html.

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ANUJ KARNATAK

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Yes, you can still prepare for law entrances and get a good law college. Basically, all the law entrance examinations take place in the month of May and June, so you should not waste any time further, and start preparing for the exams. You can give more entrances like CLAT, AILET, LSAT, ULSAT.

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Saranya Mishra

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A correspondence course does not have all the benefits of a regular course, for instance, one cannot practice law as an Advocate, since Bar Council of India stipulates minimum attendance for sitting for All India Bar Exam. I am not sure, if institutes under MHTCET have this facility, but if you are clear about correspondence and its worth, law can be done through Open Universities.

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astha singh

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Hi Mukesh!
Unfortunately, you are not eligible for AILET as the minimum score required is 50%. But you can apply to ISAT exam. You can refer to this link for a detailed guidance about the exam https://www.shiksha.com/law/exams/lsat.

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