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Yash SinghalKnowledge is meant to be shared

Scholar-Level 17

Yes, you can give CLAT and secure a seat in NLSIU for LL.B. But, for that you have to secure really good marks to get admission in this college as only top 50 students are selected in this college.

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Shiksha Kumari

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Kindly check the fee structure as listed by the college on their website. Please click below.
https://www.nascollege.org/Fee_Structure 2018-19.html

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Sushant Sharma

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Hi Vikram, The fee structure for every college varies accordingly. Generally, the fees for the course will range between INR 50,000-1,00,000 per annum. Thanks.

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vaishnavi shuklaLLM from Symbiosis Law School, Pune

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Hi Suyog, after 3 year LLB/ 5 year B.A. LL.B. you must enroll in the state bar council from the state you've done your UG in law. After enrolment, you can apply for AIBE which is conducted twice a year. In AIBE you have to appear for an exam and once qualified, you will receive a certificate to practice all over India.

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vaishnavi shuklaLLM from Symbiosis Law School, Pune

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Hi Atul, you can start the exam in your final year only as those in their final years and pass outs are eligible to appear for exams. You can in your last semester, start applying for all the exams you want to appear for and you must produce the certificates of all the preceding years and on admission, you must present the final semester certificate, once received.

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vaishnavi shuklaLLM from Symbiosis Law School, Pune

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Hi Ravina, the reason is probably that your score is very less than the cut off score. The academic sessions have already begun and are half way through. I'd suggest you to re-appear for CET next year with stronger preparation and apply to other colleges too for 3 year LLB, and do try out SLS, PUNE too, as it is a great option. Further, to understand top colleges for 3 year LLB, kindly visit:
https://blog.ipleaders.in/three-years-llb/

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vaishnavi shuklaLLM from Symbiosis Law School, Pune

Guide-Level 12

Hi Ramesh, being a pass out from SLS, Pune I would definitely recommend this college. Symbiosis through it's various programs provides the students an open window to experience the legal world and the co-curricular activity give you a real life experience of a to be lawyer. For more colleges visit:
https://blog.ipleaders.in/three-years-llb/.

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Shalaka Singh

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Hi Kuldeep,
To pursue LLB after B.Com, you need to appear in the exams conducted by various universities like DU, Allahabad University, Symbiosis, etc. The eligibility criteria is graduation.

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Shalaka Singh

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Hi Ayub,
Yes, you can pursue law after completing your BA.

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