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Shivam Gupta

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Online application form will be available for admission as per the admission schedule.
Eligibility for admission LL.B: Candidates who have obtained their Bachelor degrees with at least 45% marks in aggregate and who will not attend the age of 30 years by July 1, 2017, will be eligible for seeking admission to three-year LL.B course. Relaxation in marks by 5% for SC and ST candidates.
Eligibility for admission LL.M: Candidates who have obtained their LL.B Degrees with at least 50% marks in aggregate will be eligible for seeking admission to two-year LL.M course. Relaxation in marks by 5% for SC and ST candidates.
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Shivam Gupta

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The cut-off varies every year. However, last year's rank was 785 for general quota.

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Shweta Bina

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Yes, you can apply to Bar Council for advocate's license after completing Bachelor of law from Aryabhatta Degree College.

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Shweta Bina

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All students must already have completed a three-year Bachelor's degree before taking the course. Master of Law (LLM) is a postgraduate degree which can be done after completing LLB or Juris Doctor.

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Shweta Bina

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For BBA LLB, you'll have to take at least 28 papers in law. For a BBA LLB (Hons), you'll have to take at least 36 papers in law. Your honours can be in any particular subject (like Criminal Law, IP Law, Constitutional Law, etc.) or simply honours in Law (by studying eight papers from not one group but multiple groups). Hope it is clear now. In case of further queries, feel free to get in touch.

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