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I would like to invite Kamaraju Pulugurtha anjani jha to share there valuable expertise

Hi Maan,
You can opt for law after BMS.
All the best

I would like to invite anjani jha to share his valuable expertise

LNAT is a National Admissions Test for Law in UK.
As part of the admissions process, certain Law Schools require applicants to complete the National Admissions Test for Law (LNAT). The LNAT must be taken by all applicants (UK, EU and overseas) to undergraduate law programmes at most of Law courses offering Universities.

Hi Imran,
You can check out the link below and filter for institutes in Rajasthan :
https://arts.shiksha.com/llm-colleges-in-delhi-ncr-categorypage-9-33-460-0-0-10223-1-2-0-none-1-0#cateSearchBlock
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Hi Dev,
Students aspiring to pursue Phd in law must have a Master's degree in Law/ Master's degree with M.Phil in Humanities or Social Sciences with degree in Law
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Ya! Sure every degree holders is eligible for CAT don't worry. In recent days IIM is expecting candidates from more varied background. Actually that is B schools need. All the best for your CAT preparation

English is required for law when you are dealing with the sections particularly the vocabulary used in these words are highly difficult to understand, language is highly traditional. No problem with dedication and hard work you can improve.
First refer basic books like Riemann murphy English grammar very basic level you can refer on your own with out help of others and then you can go coaching for advanced level. Even in coaching classes they are teaching basic level English. Hardly with in six months you can learn (both basic+advanced level English)

It is not at all a problem, as long as you maintain your quality in all respects and overcome all the inherent problems of Correspondence courses.