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Ansh Sharma
Guide-Level 12
Yes, with 60% you are eligible for admission in LL.B. (Hons.) at TNDALU - Tamil Nadu Dr. Ambedkar Law University.
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parvez shaikhMentor for upcoming generation and talents
Contributor-Level 10
It can be beneficial a little but if you go for B.Ed then it would be more useful that LLB because it is a relevant course to the teaching profession.
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jyoti goel
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I think you should visit the university or college website. There you will get accurate and every information you wish to seek.
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Shriya Chaubey
Guide-Level 12
There is a lot to do apart from the scores. You need to give IELTS or TOEFL and also, your CV should be attractive with a number of co internship publications, etc.
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Shriya Chaubey
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Amity is a good university offering 100% placements with very good packages.
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Shriya Chaubey
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They also accept DU law entrance result and the exam is going to be held in this month.
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Shriya Chaubey
Guide-Level 12
Visit the official website of the Career Launcher as they have online classes as well as test series.
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Shriya Chaubey
Guide-Level 12
As per the guidelines of Bar Council of India, you can't pursue it online and cannot enroll in any college if it says that it will provide online degree because it is null and void.
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Shriya Chaubey
Guide-Level 12
As per the Bar Council of India rule, you can't pursue it because it's a professional course. How can you do it online? It require a lot of effort and hard work.
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Shriya Chaubey
Guide-Level 12
As per the Bar Council of India rule, you can't pursue it because it's a professional course. How can you get it done online? It requires a lot of effort and hard work.
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