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Himanshu Sharma

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Three/Five Year LLB degree from University of Delhi or any other recognized University with 50% aggregate marks or equivalent grade.

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alok kumar

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There are two options to pursue LLB course.
One is the 3-year course for which the minimum eligibility criterion is graduation and the other is an integrated course of 5-year duration for undergraduate students.

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alok kumar

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There are two options to pursue LLB course. One is the 3-year course for which the minimum eligibility criterion is graduation and the other is an integrated course of 5-year duration for undergraduate students.

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Deepti Singh

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Hello,
The vacancies arising in Indian Railways are filled by the Railway Recruitment Board (RRB). Railway Ticket Checker is one of the posts offered by the railways. The selection will be based on a written test followed by an interview. The job profile of a ticket checker includes checking passenger tickets, checking platform tickets and levying fine from passengers travelling without tickets.

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Tanushree Mitra

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Hi Lovely ,
You can pursue the five year LLB program, however, you must clear entrance exams such as LSAT, CLAT, AILET, etc. You may also pursue LLB after completing your BA or B.Sc. Please check for the top law colleges in India:
https://www.shiksha.com/law/ranking/top-law-colleges-in-india/56-2-0-0-0

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Bipin Jha

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There is no right or wrong to do LLB after graduation (be it any course). Before the launch of the 5 years B.A-LLB programs at NLU, most of the students used to pursue law only after graduation. Even now students who missed out on opting law post class 12th plan to take it up after graduation. And it's okay to take LLB even post your eco hons. But the larger question to ask is whether you are passionate for legal studies as a career or not? Are you the one who can be in books throughout your life, do you have investigative interest and ready to take up a challenging career options which usually take time to build up ? Do you have high
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