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alok kumar

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There is no particular stream required, LLB stands for Bachelor of law. The admission for LLB course is based on CLAT examination. If you score good percentage in CLAT examination, then you can get admission in a reputed college.
Eligibility criteria:
1. The applicant should have completed graduation in any stream from a recognized university.
2. The applicant should have scored minimum 55% marks in graduation. The percentage relaxation applicable for the SC/ST candidates.
3. The admission for LLB course is on the basis of merit list.
CLAT stands for Common Law Admission Test. If you are aspiring for this examination, then you should be a c
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MIOPS jbv

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Since you have already passed class 12th, you may proceed for BA LLB (5 year) course.

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Vibhas Kaushik

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Hello,
It is totally up to your interest. First of all, which field attracts you more? Both are entirety different. I guess MBA has more career options, because once you complete MBA from an esteemed college, you have plenty of options where you get decent companies, salary packages. Also, you are not restricted work wise.

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Nirma has very experienced, cooperative and professional facilities in all of the areas that it offers. Institute always been placed into 30th position by the top ranking sources. We here have a very good infrastructure as well as campus hostel. Very recounted professional and personalities are invited for guests lectures. Vast number of courses are offered here. College has tied up with many paid journals and softwares which are available for students. There are lot of curricular and extra curricular activities held at regular basis. College have facilities available for sports like lawn tennis, cricket, football, basketball, volleyba
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Aman Kumar

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Hi,
You can do 3-year LLB after completing BCA.
The best colleges for 3 year LLB are –
Faculty of Law, Delhi University
Aligarh Muslim University
Banaras Hindu University
Mumbai University
Jamia Milia Islamia
Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Law, IIT, Kharagpur
These colleges conduct their own entrance exam, you can get the information about the entrance exam on the respective college's website.
You will have to Clear State Judiciary Entrance Exam after completion of LLB to become a judge in a court.

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Satish PrabhuCenter Director at IMPEL Overseas Consultants

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Dear Mamta,
In order to migrate to Australia, you need to apply for PR and without a minimum of 4 years work experience, you will not qualify. The other choice is to drop the LLB and apply for an MCA of 2-year duration and then become eligible for PR once you graduate. All the best.

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Abhishek VikramLawyer.UPSC Aspirant,Avid reader

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Well, as of now, there is no age limit for pursuing law course in India as the matter is still pending in the supreme court for which hearing shall take place at a later date. So, you can apply for LLB even if you are 50 or 60.

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Abhishek VikramLawyer.UPSC Aspirant,Avid reader

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Hi there,
Well if you are pursuing an undergraduate degree at any college then you may opt for a 3-year degree in law for which you need to have at least 45% in your graduation. Also, for 3-year LLB there are entrance exams held. For example, Faculty of Law, Delhi University, etc., and you need to prepare accordingly.
Also, if you want to go for 5-year LLB then you have CLAT as a good option to take or any other pvt. institute you may prefer.

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