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Megha shawani
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Yes, you will be eligible for 3 year LLB course. Different colleges have different entrances depends which college you want to get into. For Example CLAT and AILET are for various NLUs.
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Megha shawani
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Yes, as per the recent judgement by the Supreme Court there is no age limit to study law. So, you can apply for 3 year LLB course. BA LLB is a 5 year integrated course. You can apply for 3 year LLB course if you're a graduate.
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Megha shawani
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It completely depends on the choice of your college. The better marks you secure the better college you get into.
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Akash Jain
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Yes, you can complete you LL.B after your BCA. However, please note that there is no 3-years law program in National Law School of India University.
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Abhishek VikramLawyer.UPSC Aspirant,Avid reader
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Hi there,
While you are preparing for CLAT, it's variable when marks are concerned, but you must aim for 160+ to get into top 50 i.e. for NLS, Bangalore.
However, it depends on the current year. However, going by past trends 160-170 marks shall make you stand amongst the top 50s.
While you are preparing for CLAT, it's variable when marks are concerned, but you must aim for 160+ to get into top 50 i.e. for NLS, Bangalore.
However, it depends on the current year. However, going by past trends 160-170 marks shall make you stand amongst the top 50s.
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Abhishek VikramLawyer.UPSC Aspirant,Avid reader
Guide-Level 13
Hi,
If you are talking about age limit then it's a no for pursuing LLB.
There is no upper bar as such.
If you are talking about age limit then it's a no for pursuing LLB.
There is no upper bar as such.
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