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Anik Verma
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Hi,
Please confirm the college name in which you wish to answer for better understanding. Regards.
Please confirm the college name in which you wish to answer for better understanding. Regards.
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muskan kalra
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Yes, you are eligible to pursue LLB course after the completion of your 12th standard. To join in LLB course, you should appear for CLAT(Common Law Admission Test ). If you can qualify CLAT exam, then you are eligible to get admission in LLB Undergraduate courses like BA LLB, B.Sc LLB, B Com LLB, BBA LLB, etc. These are five year integrated LAW courses, which you can do after the completion of your 12th standard.
CLAT Eligibility:-
1. Candidate should have passed 12th standard or equivalent examination with minimum 45% marks
2. Candidates belonging to SC/ST categories can apply, even if they have 40% of marks.
CLAT Eligibility:-
1. Candidate should have passed 12th standard or equivalent examination with minimum 45% marks
2. Candidates belonging to SC/ST categories can apply, even if they have 40% of marks.
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Rakesh Kumar
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Hi,
I would suggest you to look around for universities like Chandigarh University and Lovely Professional University as compare to Universal Group of Institution as they have very good professional environment and placement.
I would suggest you to look around for universities like Chandigarh University and Lovely Professional University as compare to Universal Group of Institution as they have very good professional environment and placement.
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Gurleen Khurana
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Why do you wish to go for Bachelors programme again after completing your Masters? As far as admission is concerned, it won't be possible to get admission in this programme.
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Krishi Sharma
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Hi Vipin,
If in case it is an integrated course, then you may opt. But otherwise, you cannot opt for both the courses simultaneously. Thanks.
If in case it is an integrated course, then you may opt. But otherwise, you cannot opt for both the courses simultaneously. Thanks.
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Anagha G Nair
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Hi,
1. Diploma course in securities law which is of 1 year and provided by various law colleges in Mumbai it is provided by government law college.
2. You can also learn a foreign language which is used in corporate world such as german or French which will again be a value addition to a company Secretary
3. NCFM courses well there are many modules in it which you can do according to your choices I would like to suggests for a company secretary is. Corporate governance module and compliance officer module.
1. Diploma course in securities law which is of 1 year and provided by various law colleges in Mumbai it is provided by government law college.
2. You can also learn a foreign language which is used in corporate world such as german or French which will again be a value addition to a company Secretary
3. NCFM courses well there are many modules in it which you can do according to your choices I would like to suggests for a company secretary is. Corporate governance module and compliance officer module.
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rohith kola
Guide-Level 14
Yes, you can do LLB after B.Com. The duration will be of 3 years.
The eligibility criteria for LLB course is that one should have BA/B.Sc/B.Com degree with a minimum of 40% marks in aggregate for general category and 35% in aggregate for SC/ST students. But you have to pass the entrance exam and personal interview.
Here are some best places to do LLB:
National Law Institute University, Bhopal
Symbiosis Law School, Pune
Law College, Pune
Government Law College, Mumbai
All the best.
The eligibility criteria for LLB course is that one should have BA/B.Sc/B.Com degree with a minimum of 40% marks in aggregate for general category and 35% in aggregate for SC/ST students. But you have to pass the entrance exam and personal interview.
Here are some best places to do LLB:
National Law Institute University, Bhopal
Symbiosis Law School, Pune
Law College, Pune
Government Law College, Mumbai
All the best.
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Mohit Sood
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In GLC-Mumbai, the admission is based on CET marks. Details are given below:
Admissions in Government Law College, Mumbai:
The primary requisite for admission in the five year law course will be the CET score. Minimum CET score required by students in the open category for admission is 50 out of 150 marks. Minimum CET score required by students in the reserved category for admission is 40 out of 150 marks. The candidate must have passed the HSC (10+2) examination conducted by the Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education with a minimum of 50% marks or any other examination. Therefore, the minimum percentage, whi
Admissions in Government Law College, Mumbai:
The primary requisite for admission in the five year law course will be the CET score. Minimum CET score required by students in the open category for admission is 50 out of 150 marks. Minimum CET score required by students in the reserved category for admission is 40 out of 150 marks. The candidate must have passed the HSC (10+2) examination conducted by the Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education with a minimum of 50% marks or any other examination. Therefore, the minimum percentage, whi
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