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Manash MondalStudent at HNLU - Raipur
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Hi,
The only option one has after graduation is to apply for a 3-years LLB course. As the five-year integrated course is only for the undergraduates. Cheers and best of luck.
The only option one has after graduation is to apply for a 3-years LLB course. As the five-year integrated course is only for the undergraduates. Cheers and best of luck.
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Manash MondalStudent at HNLU - Raipur
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There's an entrance for every masters course or atleast a shortlisting procedure. No direct admissions is followed by any reputable university.
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Manash MondalStudent at HNLU - Raipur
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Hello Karthik. The highest mark for CLAT examination till now has been around 160. Although, it fluctuates with the type of question paper. This was recorded in the CLAT 2015.
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Manash MondalStudent at HNLU - Raipur
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No, you can't because CLAT is generally given after 12th standard and is to pursue an undergraduate course. Moreover, one can pursue Masters in Law, only after completing Bachelor's in law.
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Manash MondalStudent at HNLU - Raipur
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Both are compulsory subjects in a law course.
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sanchit narang
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As per the latest law, pursuing LL.B. Along with any other course is not valid.
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Suchita Mantri
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Banasthali is the largest all women residential university in the world.
It offers a variety of courses for girls to choose from.
FOR B.A
The minimum eligibility is to pass your 10+2 examinations.
FOR BBA
The minimum eligibilty is to pass your 10+2 examinations.
NOTE: Both of these are 3 year courses for which there is no entrance examination. For any of its examination, university does not disclose the cut-off. It is mostly on the basis of higher your percentage, more chances you avail.
FOR LLB
It is a five year course and you can NOT get a lateral exit out of it at any point for time.
Three kinds of Integrated Law Courses are offered:
1. B.Com
It offers a variety of courses for girls to choose from.
FOR B.A
The minimum eligibility is to pass your 10+2 examinations.
FOR BBA
The minimum eligibilty is to pass your 10+2 examinations.
NOTE: Both of these are 3 year courses for which there is no entrance examination. For any of its examination, university does not disclose the cut-off. It is mostly on the basis of higher your percentage, more chances you avail.
FOR LLB
It is a five year course and you can NOT get a lateral exit out of it at any point for time.
Three kinds of Integrated Law Courses are offered:
1. B.Com
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