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mudit h
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Hi,
The course duration for LLB is generally three years. However, there are two options to pursue an undergraduate law degree. One is 3 years course whose eligibility is graduation and the other is integrated which is five year duration course for 10+2 pass students.
It would better if you would go through CLAT.
CLAT 2016 Eligibility: The candidates should have passed Higher Secondary School/Intermediate Examination (10+2) or its equivalent examination with not less than 45% marks in aggregate (40% in case of SC/ST and persons with Disability). Candidates appearing in the qualifying examination can also appear provisionally.
The course duration for LLB is generally three years. However, there are two options to pursue an undergraduate law degree. One is 3 years course whose eligibility is graduation and the other is integrated which is five year duration course for 10+2 pass students.
It would better if you would go through CLAT.
CLAT 2016 Eligibility: The candidates should have passed Higher Secondary School/Intermediate Examination (10+2) or its equivalent examination with not less than 45% marks in aggregate (40% in case of SC/ST and persons with Disability). Candidates appearing in the qualifying examination can also appear provisionally.
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tiwari shukla
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That is because in your written examinations, conducted by the boards and varsities, the only thing that matter is whether you have written what was in the book or not. For that a person needs to mug up. However, for you to put sense in what you are writing you would also need to understand the logic and concept.
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Dr Suresh Babu CheelapoguSr.Consultant - Management
Scholar-Level 16
Hi Rishad,
You can try to pursue MBA in HR from Xavier institute of Management - Calcutta or IIM - Kolkata. MBA in HR and IB will help you out a lot.
All the best.
You can try to pursue MBA in HR from Xavier institute of Management - Calcutta or IIM - Kolkata. MBA in HR and IB will help you out a lot.
All the best.
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Kavita Chaudhary
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Hi,
You should go for CLAT entrance exam and after clearing that, you can go for LLB or there are many private colleges who have their own entrance exam, on that basis you will get admission.
Amity School of Law provides admission without CLAT exam, but they have their own entrance exam.
You should go for CLAT entrance exam and after clearing that, you can go for LLB or there are many private colleges who have their own entrance exam, on that basis you will get admission.
Amity School of Law provides admission without CLAT exam, but they have their own entrance exam.
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astha singh
Scholar-Level 16
You are eligible to pursue LLB after completing M.Com. With your finance and accounting knowledge, you can become a very good direct or indirect taxes lawyer.
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astha singh
Scholar-Level 16
To get admissions in LLB, you need to give the entrance exam of law, which is CLAT.
You can check the below mentioned dates for this and colleges where you can apply as well for this course:
1. Registration start date: November 2016.
2. Registration end date: December 2016.
3. Admit card download date: January 2017.
4. CMAT exam date: January 2017.
5. CMAT result declaration: January 2017.
6. Print out of score cards: January 2017.
You can plan your dates accordingly and apply to the colleges which are well recognized for their law degree:
1. NLSIU – Bangalore.
2. NALSAR – Hyderabad.
3. Campus Law Centre – Delhi.
4. Symbiosis Law School –
You can check the below mentioned dates for this and colleges where you can apply as well for this course:
1. Registration start date: November 2016.
2. Registration end date: December 2016.
3. Admit card download date: January 2017.
4. CMAT exam date: January 2017.
5. CMAT result declaration: January 2017.
6. Print out of score cards: January 2017.
You can plan your dates accordingly and apply to the colleges which are well recognized for their law degree:
1. NLSIU – Bangalore.
2. NALSAR – Hyderabad.
3. Campus Law Centre – Delhi.
4. Symbiosis Law School –
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Swaroop Kumar MajjiStudent education counsellor
Contributor-Level 10
It is up to your interest. LLB deals with various laws, whereas MBA deals in management terms. At present, there is a lot of scope in MBA than LLB.
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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant
Scholar-Level 18
Law has good scope, even after B.Sc., using your scientific knowledge you can specialise in intellectual property rights, copy rights, international trade, information security and rights, etc. besides civil and criminal laws.
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