University College of Law, Osmania University

Syllabus:
Subjects:
Concepts of the Subjects
Sale to Government
Sales to Registered dealer and exempted transactions
Definition Agriculture Income
Previous year- Assess- Assessment year- Person- Principal Office- Deemed Income- Income exempt from Tax
Liability to central Sales tax
Quantum of sales tax-Proc

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Hi,
Admission in LL.B. is based on the marks obtained in Law Common Entrance Test (TSLAWCET) exam.
The college official has not disclosed anything on the admission process through management quota. It is advisable to get in touch with the college administration for detailed information:
http://www.osm

Hi Mahesh,
The admission is purely dependent on the cut-off. Please check what is the cut-off for each participating university in Law CET and if your cut off matches any university, then you might be called for counselling and then admission.

Hi Srikanth,
A candidate for admission to LLB semester course has to qualify 10+2/Intermediate or equivalent thereto, and the Law Common Entrance Examination (LAWCET) for that academic year. The candidates will be admittedly strictly in accordance with the merit secured at the entrance examination,

Hi,
You can refer some of the Law Entrance Books, in them you can get the sample papers and you will also get to know the pattern of the exam with the great tips how to crack the same.
All the best.

Hi Sandhya!
No, you cannot pursue both the courses simultaneously. You will have to complete your UG Diploma first in order to qualify for the PG Diploma.