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Stuti PandyaI am shiksha user & proud tobe part of shiksa
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PES university, Visveswarapura College of Law, Seshadripuram, St Joseph's Evening College, SDM Law College &Vivekananda College of Law.
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ANUJ KARNATAK
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This is the very crucial stage of life to choose career. From your given choices, I would suggest you to opt for Law, because by choosing this you would accomplish both your interests. Law is a much wider field. It never limits you and as well as provides you with a status in the society. As you are in class 11TH, so I would suggest you to start preparing for CLAT and get admission in a top law college and fulfill your aim.
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Karan Patel
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As per the Delhi University's official Notification, a student who has appeared /applied for the improvement exam then he/she will not be considered for admission in the current year in DU JAT entrance exam.
This is the norm of official notification for DU JAT Entrance Exam. But, I would recommend you to fill the DU JAT application form 2018 and give your best marks of the four subjects in the online form. Prepare for DU JAT Exam, now if you through with the written exam, prepare for GD -PI round. For GD-PI round, bring your both mark sheets for verification and most probably they will consider the marksheet with the best of four. All
This is the norm of official notification for DU JAT Entrance Exam. But, I would recommend you to fill the DU JAT application form 2018 and give your best marks of the four subjects in the online form. Prepare for DU JAT Exam, now if you through with the written exam, prepare for GD -PI round. For GD-PI round, bring your both mark sheets for verification and most probably they will consider the marksheet with the best of four. All
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rahul r
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Yes, a B.A. LL.B. Graduate can pursue B.Ed after graduation provided he/she scores a minimum of 50% overall in their graduation degree. Educational qualification is mentioned below:
Educational Qualification Required: The minimum educational qualification required is "Bachelor Degree" in any discipline from a recognised university. Since LL.B. (Bachelor of Law) is a Graduate Degree, of course LL.B. Is treated as a Graduate Degree.
Minimum Percentage Required in Graduation: Minimum 50% are required ( Relaxation of 5% for applicants in the reserved categories)
Regards.
Educational Qualification Required: The minimum educational qualification required is "Bachelor Degree" in any discipline from a recognised university. Since LL.B. (Bachelor of Law) is a Graduate Degree, of course LL.B. Is treated as a Graduate Degree.
Minimum Percentage Required in Graduation: Minimum 50% are required ( Relaxation of 5% for applicants in the reserved categories)
Regards.
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Harsh RanjanCollege Selection Expert
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Hello,
BA LLB or B.Sc LLB is a 5-year course in which students learn about law and one subject so if you choose B.Sc LLB, then you have to choose PCM which is quite hard as compared to BA LLB and pursuing BA LLB is quite easy and opted by many students because BA actually helps you also helps you with LLB, but B.Sc does not.
BA LLB or B.Sc LLB is a 5-year course in which students learn about law and one subject so if you choose B.Sc LLB, then you have to choose PCM which is quite hard as compared to BA LLB and pursuing BA LLB is quite easy and opted by many students because BA actually helps you also helps you with LLB, but B.Sc does not.
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Tanu Mishra
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Yes, you can study law in Marathi, but I must caution you that if you chose a profession like the law you must be well versed with English for if you are appearing in High court or the Apex Court you should speak in English. Also, if you study law in English you will have more opportunities of working with renowned firms and MNCs. The following are a few good colleges in Pune-
1) ILS Law College Road
2) Bharati Vidyapeeth's New Law College
3) Symbiosis Society's Law College
4)The University Of Pune, Department of Law
5)Dr. D.Y. Patil Prathishthans Law College.
1) ILS Law College Road
2) Bharati Vidyapeeth's New Law College
3) Symbiosis Society's Law College
4)The University Of Pune, Department of Law
5)Dr. D.Y. Patil Prathishthans Law College.
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