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New answer posted•a year ago
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a year ago

Yes, School of legal Studies, CMR University offers a three-year LLB programme divided into six semesters. Candidates who have passed a bachelor's degree in any discipline with at least 45% aggregate (40% aggregate for SC/ ST and 42% for OBC students) can apply for the LLB programme. The selection t

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Candidates who have completed a three or five years bachelor's degree of any recognised university can apply for School of Legal Studies, CMR University LLM programme. Besides, aspirants also need to have a valid score in CLAT or CMRUAT for admission to the course.

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School of Legal Studies, CMR University offers LLM for one-year at the PG level. The course is divided into two semesters. Candidates who have completed their graduation can apply for any of the below-mentioned LLM specialisations:

  • Constitutional Law
  • Commercial Law
  • Criminal Law

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School of Legal Studies, CMR University admission to BBA LLB (Hons) programme is based on CLAT or CMRUAT scores. CMR University, Karnataka conducts CMR University Admission Test (CMRUAT) in online mode for admission to BBA LLB (Hons) programme. Once selected, candidates get an offer letter. Sho

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CLAT is one of the accepting exams for admission to BA LLB (Hons) programme at School of Legal Studies, CMR University. However, it is not mandatory. Aspirants who did not appear for CLAT or got a low score can apply for CMRUAT. It is a university-level entrance exam conducted by the CMR University.

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Candidates who have passed PUC/ HSC/ Class 12 or equivalent exam with at least 45% aggregate (40% aggregate for SC/ ST and 42% for OBC students) are eligible to apply for BA LLB (Hons) programme at School of Legal Studies, CMR University. Aspirants must hold the documents proving their eligibility f

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New answer posted•a year ago

Should I take philosophy or accountancy as my pre-law course?

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a year ago

Both could be a good option to take as a pre-law course, Here is why:

Philosophy emphasizes logical reasoning, argumentation and analysis, which are essential elements for legal profession. Accountancy, on the other hand can develop, strong analytical and problem solving skills particularly in quanti

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New answer posted•a year ago

What Law Course should an MBA Finance pursue?

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Asked by Vipra Tiwari
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a year ago

Consider below courses as options for MBA Finance person to pursue:

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New answer posted•a year ago
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Firstly, don't underestimate the courses taught in 1st year, as they lay a foundation for further Law career. Then, you should focus on legal reasoning and analysis, as Law is not about memorizing concepts but applying them. You should develop a consistent reading and studying schedule. 

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New answer posted•a year ago

Is political Science a pre-law course? Why?

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Political Science can be considered as a pre-law course, due to it political nature that discuss about the functioning of government. It discuss about the policy making process, laws making process and its impact on society, and how both the systems interact with legal system of the government. 

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