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Stuti PandyaI am shiksha user & proud tobe part of shiksa
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Step 1: Attend Undergraduate School. Aspiring judges can prepare for careers in law during undergraduate school.
Step 2: Earn a Law Degree.
Step 3: Pass a Bar Exam.
Step 4: Work as an Attorney.
Step 5: Obtain a Judgeship.
Step 6: Complete Training.
Step 2: Earn a Law Degree.
Step 3: Pass a Bar Exam.
Step 4: Work as an Attorney.
Step 5: Obtain a Judgeship.
Step 6: Complete Training.
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rahul r
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The LLB course is now available in two formats for two different audiences - 5-year integrated LLB course for Class 12 pass-outs and a 3-year LLB course for graduates of any stream. You can opt for 3-year LLB course after completing B.Com.
Admission to B.A. LL.B from Army Institute of Law requires its candidates to appear for the AIL entrance exam and have a minimum of 45% in class 12.
Admission Process for B.A. LL.B from Army Institute of Law:
Admission is through counselling based on the rank obtained in Entrance test conducted by the Army Welfare Education Society.
For candidates applying for Punjab resident civil category seats admissi
Admission to B.A. LL.B from Army Institute of Law requires its candidates to appear for the AIL entrance exam and have a minimum of 45% in class 12.
Admission Process for B.A. LL.B from Army Institute of Law:
Admission is through counselling based on the rank obtained in Entrance test conducted by the Army Welfare Education Society.
For candidates applying for Punjab resident civil category seats admissi
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Nilanjana Kamat
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Hi Jane,
To study law, one must either do an integrated law programme which is of five years or complete an B.A. Or B.Sc. Degree before applying for a three year LL.B course. You can decide which one to opt for. To study law, popular entrance exams are
Common Law Admission Test (CLAT)
ISAT India - Law School Admission Test.
Symbiosis Entrance Test (SET)
AIL Entrance Test (Army Institute of Law B.A. LL.B. Entrance Test) etc.
You can choose your area of specialisation during the course of study. Also most specializations are offered during the Masters course so you have to aim for it.
To study law, one must either do an integrated law programme which is of five years or complete an B.A. Or B.Sc. Degree before applying for a three year LL.B course. You can decide which one to opt for. To study law, popular entrance exams are
Common Law Admission Test (CLAT)
ISAT India - Law School Admission Test.
Symbiosis Entrance Test (SET)
AIL Entrance Test (Army Institute of Law B.A. LL.B. Entrance Test) etc.
You can choose your area of specialisation during the course of study. Also most specializations are offered during the Masters course so you have to aim for it.
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Sonia Verma
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You can apply for law programmes via CLAT Entrance exam, DU LL.B. Entrance exam, AILET Entrance exam and a lot of more law admission test.
CLAT application form are online, Get details here: http://www.clearlawentrance.com/2017/11/clat-application-form.html
For knowing about DU LL.B. Application form : http://www.clearlawentrance.com/2017/11/du-llb-entrance-exam-application-form.html
For other exams: http://www.clearlawentrance.com.
CLAT application form are online, Get details here: http://www.clearlawentrance.com/2017/11/clat-application-form.html
For knowing about DU LL.B. Application form : http://www.clearlawentrance.com/2017/11/du-llb-entrance-exam-application-form.html
For other exams: http://www.clearlawentrance.com.
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
Scholar-Level 17
Hi Ishtneet,
You can do your Masters in Law or go for more discipline oriented studies like Masters in Criminology, Criminal Justice, Cyber Law, international business, human resource, labour laws etc. You may think of MBA in Legal Studies but most MBA programs require work experience. Decide as per your interest.
You can do your Masters in Law or go for more discipline oriented studies like Masters in Criminology, Criminal Justice, Cyber Law, international business, human resource, labour laws etc. You may think of MBA in Legal Studies but most MBA programs require work experience. Decide as per your interest.
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Sonia Verma
Beginner-Level 5
First thing is to know the correct weightage of different sections in the exam.
English Section (20-25 questions) (80-100 marks)
For full details of DU LL.B 2018 preparation: http://www.clearlawentrance.com/2017/07/how-to-prepare-for-du-llb-entrance.html.
English Section (20-25 questions) (80-100 marks)
For full details of DU LL.B 2018 preparation: http://www.clearlawentrance.com/2017/07/how-to-prepare-for-du-llb-entrance.html.
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Harsh RanjanCollege Selection Expert
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Hello Atul,
For getting admission in any college, you have to appear in CLAT exam and on that basis, you can get admission in any college.
For getting admission in any college, you have to appear in CLAT exam and on that basis, you can get admission in any college.
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Riya Biswas
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Yes, you can. After graduation, you can take admission in 3 year LLB with 45% marks in graduation for general category and 40% for SC/ST. DU, BHU, PU, Mumbai University, Allahabad University, etc. take their own entrance exam for 3 year LLB for DU LLB, you must have 50% in graduation for general category.
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Ayushman Sagar Jha
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There are some best law colleges in India. They are NLU-Bangalore, NLU-Hyderabad, NLU-Delhi, NLU-Kolkata, NLU-Jodhpur, NLU-Bhopal and Banaras Hindu University. So these are the some of the best law colleges in India to pursue law as a career.
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