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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant
Scholar-Level 18
You have two options for doing LLB after 10+ 2 board in any subject:
(a) You can join Five years integrated law degree course by appearing for CLAT and law entrance examinations of universities.
(b) You can do graduation in subject of your choice and join 3 years LLB. Candidates with a minimum of 45% aggregate marks from recognised university are eligible to seek admission in 3 years LLB course. Admissions are based on either entrance exam or marks obtained in the qualifying exam, whatever the admission norms of the Institution of concern. Some of the Universities consider candidates with a minimum of 50% aggregate marks in the qualifyin
(a) You can join Five years integrated law degree course by appearing for CLAT and law entrance examinations of universities.
(b) You can do graduation in subject of your choice and join 3 years LLB. Candidates with a minimum of 45% aggregate marks from recognised university are eligible to seek admission in 3 years LLB course. Admissions are based on either entrance exam or marks obtained in the qualifying exam, whatever the admission norms of the Institution of concern. Some of the Universities consider candidates with a minimum of 50% aggregate marks in the qualifyin
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Gayatri Deshpande
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Yes, you can. Balaji Law College will be the best option for you.
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Career Coach CoachCareer Counseling
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Hi Ankita,
Decent English can help you a lot with LLB studies and even for good placements and packages. But, you do not need to worry because you can give the exam in Hindi as well but for future reference English shall help you overall. Try to read newspapers, books on daily basis. You can even practice on English workbooks to form a strong base.
Decent English can help you a lot with LLB studies and even for good placements and packages. But, you do not need to worry because you can give the exam in Hindi as well but for future reference English shall help you overall. Try to read newspapers, books on daily basis. You can even practice on English workbooks to form a strong base.
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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant
Scholar-Level 18
You are eligible for 3 years LLB course. You may apply and appear for LLB entrance exams conducted by various universities such as DU, BHU, etc.
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Rushabh Sheth
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Doing three of them together is quite difficult and unnecessary. Instead, combination of any the above two like CA + CS or CS + LLB is recommended. Most people prefer CS + LLB as it gives full scope in company civil and criminal law.
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Prateek Puri Goswamimessed with my life
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MBA from Nirma University will a good option. They offer 100% placements for MBA and the average package offered is Rs.7.5 lakhs to Rs.9 lakhs.
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veda praneetIAS aspirant
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To get in administrative services, you need to write civil services exam conducted by UPSC. The minimum qualification required to write this exam is that you must be of 21 years of age and you must have a Bachelor's degree.
You must complete your graduation, and then you can apply for civil services exam. You must start your preparation by reading newspapers. Then, you can read class 8th to 10th NCERT books. Slowly, you can catch up with the fundamental books required for UPSC.
All the best.
You must complete your graduation, and then you can apply for civil services exam. You must start your preparation by reading newspapers. Then, you can read class 8th to 10th NCERT books. Slowly, you can catch up with the fundamental books required for UPSC.
All the best.
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