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vaishnavi shuklaLLM from Symbiosis Law School, Pune
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Law is a career you can pursue irrespective of your age and your previous area of study. The good news for graduates in respect is that they don't have to do a five year course in law. They can go for three year LLB. The process as mentioned earlier is the same i.e. check the websites, apply in advance. However, the option of CLAT is not available in three year LLB course so students/ enthusiasts must apply to other universities. Also, candidates can pursue an LLB course if they already possess a graduation degree.'
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varun bhatiastudent's counselor
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Hi Vaishali,
Yes, you can do, but I saw you have asked for MKU, but I would suggest you better choose Annamalai University or Anna University or Madras University, because Madurai Kamraj University (MKU) has some issues, so you can better choose from these three.
Yes, you can do, but I saw you have asked for MKU, but I would suggest you better choose Annamalai University or Anna University or Madras University, because Madurai Kamraj University (MKU) has some issues, so you can better choose from these three.
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Pavithra DesuDesign Engineer
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Dear,
If you are a BE or B.Tech student and want to go in mathematics, then it is not much difficult task. JAM (Joint Admission test for M.Sc) is very useful for us. If you qualify this exam then after BE/BTech, no need to do MSc. Directly go for PhD.
If you are a BE or B.Tech student and want to go in mathematics, then it is not much difficult task. JAM (Joint Admission test for M.Sc) is very useful for us. If you qualify this exam then after BE/BTech, no need to do MSc. Directly go for PhD.
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Hi,
Please find the link below for detailed information on the admission process:
https://www.shiksha.com/university/university-of-Hyderabad-23069/admission?stream=11&course=268475&sort_by=relevance&type=question.
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Ashish Kumarfsociety
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Yes, you can get admission in any M.Sc college to study maths at higher level.
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Mukul Singh Yadav
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It would be better, if you prefer from Lucknow University. It provide integrated course.
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Aman KumarPursuing Management degree
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Dear,
If it's your choice to join government college then IITs and NITs are best. But, if you want to join Private college and want some good package then LPU will be best for you.
If it's your choice to join government college then IITs and NITs are best. But, if you want to join Private college and want some good package then LPU will be best for you.
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