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Aman Kumar

Guide-Level 12

Hi,
You can do 3-year LLB after completing BCA.
The best colleges for 3 year LLB are –
Faculty of Law, Delhi University
Aligarh Muslim University
Banaras Hindu University
Mumbai University
Jamia Milia Islamia
Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Law, IIT, Kharagpur
These colleges conduct their own entrance exam, you can get the information about the entrance exam on the respective college's website.
You will have to Clear State Judiciary Entrance Exam after completion of LLB to become a judge in a court.

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Gagan Mathur

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There are lot of opportunities provided with various companies exposure.

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Gagan Mathur

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It is not tough. Just do your best.

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Karan Gupta

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No, it is not possible to get admission in 2nd year.

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Akash Jain

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No, NLSIU offers BA LLB only.

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Aman Kumar

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Yes, you can appear for CLAT 2018 as the age limit has been quashed by the Supreme Court. As you've completed your graduation, in my opinion, you should apply for Faculty Of law, Delhi University, because it is ranked among the top 5 law schools and it has 3 years LLB course which will save your two years.

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Manash MondalStudent at HNLU - Raipur

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Hi Aafreen,
There is so much to do while you are in a law school, like writing a research paper, participating in moot, debates and maybe if you have time to spare, you can also go for online courses. Universities like Oxford and Haward provide a lot of MOOCs nowadays.

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Manash MondalStudent at HNLU - Raipur

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Hi Nitish,
Litigation (assuming this to be your 'lawyer's job' is just one among the various options one has as a law student. In order to go for the judiciary, the best option for you will be to get enrolled in a 5-year BA LLB course, and then try for various judiciary exams, conducted at state level.

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