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ANUJ KARNATAK

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In Mumbai you can take admissions mainly through MH CET. You can have direct admissions in some colleges like Rizvi Law College, Mumbai. You can try for some private colleges in places nearby as well.

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astha singh

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Please refer to the link: https://goo.gl/GQu3vZ

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DIKSHA MANDAL

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Hi Kulvinder,
Being a student of BA LLB and also a girl I can assure you that pursuing this course is a good choice. There's no problem in doing BA LLB.

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Meghna Khanna

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Depends on the college you to take admission. There are many colleges affiliated with the university, so it gives a lot of scope to the students with ranks crossing 4-5k to get admission.

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Ravi teja Lakkireddy

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ICFAI is a better choice, but GITAM's law school is also good.

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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author

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Yes, Sahil you can. Take your IELTS too. An overall score of 6.5 is recommended. Most LLB programmes require only 10+2, since you have a Bachelors check with the universities for credit transfers.

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Govind SharmaHR, startup entrepreneurs, career blogger

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You have to give LLB CET such as DU LLB CET in Delhi, MH Law CET in Maharashtra and if you are looking for a specific deemed or private university, their CET. National Law University does not offer 3 years law hence options not available please check other prescribed minimum qualification.

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Sakshi Bumb

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Hello Akshay, A 3 year LLB course can only be taken by a graduate. You are eligible for it.

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Sakshi Bumb

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Hi Priya,
Yes, there is a 3-year course available as well, i.e. LLB. For getting enrolled in this course you need to take MHCET LAW entrance exam, similar to what the 5-year course students have to give.

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