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Neha Batra

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You can go for criminal law or cyber law.

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Dhanya John

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Hi, Minimum of 45+% is a requirement but as the college only provides 60 seats, you have to be in merits in both the entrance as well as your degree. And to my personal knowledge, there is no management quota. It is strictly merit basis.

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Shikha Aggarwal

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No, there is no entrance exam for the admission.

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Eshanee Bhattacharya

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To become a lawyer you can go for a 5-year course i.e. BBA. LL.B. This is an undergraduate course or you can pursue a 3-year course i.e. a simple LL.B. degree after graduating. After which you can take up the BAR examination.

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Nitin Kumar Sharma

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BHU is not providing distance education and don't have the policy about this. You have to attend your classes as a regular student. On the ground of your job and locality, BHU administration may not allow.

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Shikha Aggarwal

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For admission in LLM, you need to have completed LL.B. And also need to appear for NIMSEE exam.

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aishwarya endla

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Amity University, Mumbai is one of the best universities in India. Amity University, Mumbai for Law is a very good college. The curriculum for LLM is very well framed and the faculty is also very well experienced. This university has very well inherited its prestige as one of the very good law universities in India. This year alumni are expected to be place with top notch law firms, corporate offices and in private sectors e law students.

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