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Cardiff University entry requirements for LLB course are that Indian students should have a School leaving certificate with an average of 78% - 81% in the top 4 subjects (not including Physical Education) in Class 12. Also, an IELTS score is required with a 6.5 score or PTE score of 69 or TOEFL score of 90. The documents that may be required to apply are academic transcripts, a copy of passport, contact details of a referee, evidence of English language proficiency, etc.
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The duration of Cardiff LLB is 3 years. The university is recognised for its expertise in the field of socio-legal studies. This course has been designed to develop the knowledge and understanding of how the legal system is located within a changing economic, social, and political context and how the law is shaped in that context. Also, the university also offers the placement and work experience opportunities. As per the data for the Law courses at Cardiff, 75% of students were satisfied with their course.
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Cardiff University entry requirements for LLB course are that Indian students should have a School leaving certificate with an average of 78% - 81% in the top 4 subjects (not including Physical Education) in Class 12. Also, an IELTS score is required with a 6.5 score or PTE score of 69 or TOEFL score of 90. The documents that may be required to apply are academic transcripts, a copy of passport, contact details of a referee, evidence of English language proficiency, etc.
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
The duration of Cardiff LLB is 3 years. The university is recognised for its expertise in the field of socio-legal studies. This course has been designed to develop the knowledge and understanding of how the legal system is located within a changing economic, social, and political context and how the law is shaped in that context. Also, the university also offers the placement and work experience opportunities. As per the data for the Law courses at Cardiff, 75% of students were satisfied with their course.
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