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To get the previous year question papers for BVP CET Law UG, you can check out the educational platforms like Shiksha, etc. You can also find it on the official website of Bharati Vidyapeeth Deemed University. 

In order to be eligible for the BA LLB course at Symbiosis Law School, Nagpur, the student must possess at least 45% marks (40% in case of SC/ST candidate) in her/his 10+2/Higher Secondary education. This allows the student to appear in the SLAT test that screens applicants for admissions in BA LLB.

After appearing in the SLAT test, the candidate must achieve scores above the cutoff level as stipulated by the SLS Nagpur management. The cutoff score for SLS Nagpur usually falls between 43-47 in SLAT.

Students willing to be admitted to the BA LLB programs at SLS Nagpur must apply for the SLAT test and participate in the Personal Interview stage. The 1^st and 2^nd instalments for SLS Nagpur BA LLB fees are INR 2,25,500 and INR 2,05,500 respectively.

Talking about the registration stage, candidates applying for the SLAT test would also be required to pay INR 2,250 as registration. This does not include the separate SLS Nagpur registration fees of INR 1,000 that students applying there must pay.

In order to qualify for SLS Nagpur BA LLB, candidates must participate in and qualify the Symbiosis Law Admission Test (SLAT). The SLAT test is held by Symbiosis International to admit students to various Law courses at its branches across India.

After determining their eligibility for SLAT and applying for the test, the student must clear the exam based on the respective cutoff released for their SLS of choice. Thereafter, they will be required to appear for a Personal Interaction (PI) session, which would carry a weightage of 30% in the admission process. The SLAT test carries a weightage of 70%.

I think short-term certification courses are not available in India, and a few institutes offer some programs that have minimal relevance in the industry. However, if you really want to pursue a short-term course in Environmental Law, you can either opt for a PG Diploma or a 1-year LLM course in Environmental Law.

In my opinion, LLM in Environmental Law and a PG Diploma in Environmental Law are the best options if you really want to learn about Environmental Law. They will offer you with the in-depth knowledge around the Indian and foreign Environmental Laws.

No, LLB programs are base level UG courses in the field of Law. You'll get the foundational knowledge of every Law specialisation at the LLB level but you cannot pursue LLB with a specific specialization. However, you can choose a specialisation at the PG level, i.e., LLM.