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M Mathai
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Law is a second degree in Canada. You have to complete your 4 year Bachelor's degree. After that, you can appear for the LSAT exam. If you clear the LSAT and the counselling then you are admitted to the law courses. For more information about LSAT, you can check this link: http://www.lsac.org/aboutlsac/about-lsac
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SURESH SHARMA
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No university offers LLB through distance as Bar Council of India doesn't recognise it.
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Sahil Jain
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You'll have to bring the case to the notice of the collage administration. Its on there discreation.
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Jay Prakash
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Most of the colleges and universities conduct entrance examinations but there are certain colleges which take admissions on 12th marks merit, so you have to search for them.
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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant
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MBA Finance from top BSchool is sufficent educational qualification to become an investment banker. BA-LLB may not help you directly in becoming an investment banker.
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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser
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Hello Shalu,
If you have obtained Admission in five year law course then there is simply nothing to worry. Law as a profession has plenty of opportunities. Even if you don't practice law, there are enough openings to work as law officer in many companies.
If you have obtained Admission in five year law course then there is simply nothing to worry. Law as a profession has plenty of opportunities. Even if you don't practice law, there are enough openings to work as law officer in many companies.
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