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Pankaj Kr

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Only a person who has done a full time LLB is recognized to be eligible to practice law in India. There are colleges, which promises to allow students to complete their LLB course through distance mode. However, such courses or arrangements are completely illegal.

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Pankaj Kr

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Yes,
You are eligible to pursue MBA after passing of either BA LLB or BBA LLB or LLB MBA & LLB is very good combination in private sector.

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vaishnavi shuklaLLM from Symbiosis Law School, Pune

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Your rank should anywhere below 500. Cutoff for general category- 42 are the qualifying marks.
All the best, let me know in case you have any further query.

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Sneha Singhania

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Hey,
For exact details, contact the university or check the official website.
Good luck.

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Sneha Singhania

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Hi,
Yes, you can take admission but mostly all good colleges either conduct their own entrance exam or accept CLAT and others national exam scores. You can still find private colleges which give admission without conducting entrance.
Good luck.

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Sneha Singhania

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Hi,
You can study LLB in various ways. Generally, people give CLAT to get into national law school and others colleges that accept CLAT scores. But I don't think there is a way to get in law colleges directly because most of the good colleges either conduct their own exam or accept CLAT scores.

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rishav sood

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Yes, you can. Just take the CLAT exam to pursue 3-year LLB from any NLU.

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vaishnavi shuklaLLM from Symbiosis Law School, Pune

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Hi Sweta,
This is the list of colleges you can apply for 3-year LLB.
You can check out the following colleges and inquire about the eligibility criteria of these colleges:
https://www.shiksha.com/law/colleges/colleges-Delhi-ncr

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vaishnavi shuklaLLM from Symbiosis Law School, Pune

Guide-Level 12

Hi Manish,
Yes, your score is good to do 3-year LLB as you've already done your graduation, you can directly go for 3-year LLB from any university in India imparting legal education. This course is short and improves your skill set and makes you ready to face the legal world. Some universities conduct their own entrance exam and if you brush up on general knowledge, logical reasoning, current affairs and legal reasoning, then you will be able to score good marks.

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Vineet Kumar RohillaPersuing BBA from JIMS Kalkaji(IP University)

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IP University offers a very good scope in BBA LLB. Many people are doing it as it's a professional course and something new than just a BA LLB. You will also learn some management skills if you opt for this course.

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