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Akash Jain

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Yes, you can complete you LL.B after your BCA. However, please note that there is no 3-years law program in National Law School of India University.

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Akash Jain

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Hi,
It completely depends on which stream you wish to pursue. The average package in campus placements ranges between Rs 12-14 lakhs per annum. Apart from that, if you wish to litigate, it largely depends on whether you are doing it individually or working with someone initially. In individual practice as well, a lot depends on the place and area of law you are litigating. Further, working with senior will give you a fixed salary and a lot of experience. So there is no foolproof amount as to how much you can earn.

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Nishtha Kumar

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The rank list is changed every year. However as I checked some last year's cut-offs the maximum range was under 500 so it would be safer to score under 500 rank.
Good luck.

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Anurupa M BorcherdtArchitect & Interior Designer, Australia

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Hello Saagar,
Extremely brilliant academic track record is something you must possess. You have to be brilliant and all-rounder. Before you commence your law studies in Harvard you must complete your undergraduate program in a related discipline. You may choose to pursue your Bachelor's degree in India or take the SAT and apply to an US university. Thereafter you must take the LSAT or the GRE and apply for the J.D program at Harvard Law School. It is a three year program. Check Harvard Law School's website for more details.

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AJ kashyap

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If you want to go for law, you should have subjects, such as English literature, history, maths, foreign languages and the core science subjects (i.e. physics, biology and chemistry).

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