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LAW CET is the entrance exam conducted for admission to almost 35 different law colleges of Andhra Pradesh. The same exam, same name, same date, etc. but with different syllabus is conducted for five year and three year law courses. The syllabus is equivalent to 12th for five year and equivalent to graduation for three years degree course.
The total maximum marks are 120 with no negative marking. So, the students must attempt all questions in allotted 90 minutes. There are no percentile required to be calculated but general category candidates must score minimum of 42 marks in this examination. Though this condition is w
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This is an entrance test for admission to any of the almost 35 colleges in Andhra Pradesh. Interestingly this test is conducted for either of the three or five year law courses offered by the universities in Andhra Pradesh. Of course, syllabus for five years course is equivalent to 12th standard whereas one for the three year course is equivalent to graduation level. Out of the 120 questions spread over three subjects are to be answered in 90 minutes. With no negative marking, a student must attempt all questions. Indian nationals with 45% marks in qualifying exam and 40% for SC & ST candidates. The age for five year degree course is 2
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Chandigarh University is a private university established in the year 2012. Unfortunately, students and parents both invariably confuse it with Punjab University in Chandigarh which is government university. The university is offering a combination of integrated 5 year BA LLB courses or simple post graduate LLB also. As per my knowledge, placement opportunities in Chandigarh University is an aponymus concept since only first batch of integrated course would be the one affected. However being a private university, it is making all-out efforts to make the grade on all parameters. Therefore it's ranked quite high in surveys conducte
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Well, you can't expect much of placement opportunities here as the university doesn't have much to offer on campus. The college is also not a preferable institute for any law firm or corporate firm and thus, you have to take care of your CV in order to get off campus placements through PPOs or interviews later. The university also does not have much to its reputation even in terms of law. So, you can't expect getting placed while pursuing a LLB course here.
However, based on your CV, you may get a job at a firm which would be your own effort totally.
Also, you have options to option for litigation judiciary UPSC/PSUS banks, etc.
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