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As per your query , minimum qualifying mark for general category is 45 % and reserved category qualifying mark sc / st is 40 % .
for more details follow the link
https://law.careers360.com/articles/mh-cet-law-exam-pattern
as per your query , you registered your application through mail id and phone number so , you had got a message ( mail / message) about your registration details and if you had paid cet fee you can find your application number on payment slip (challan)
Hello,
After completion of class 12, you can directly join an integrated law like BA-LLB, BBA- LLB, B. COM-LLB or BSC-LLB as per your choice. To get into top colleges, you'll need to qualify aptitude/entrance tests like
Dear student,
Yes you can definitely take admission in law without even appearing in MH-CET.
You can get admission on the basis of merit in your bachelor. There are lot of private law colleges which provides admission without entrance. You can aim for such colleges.
Hi CA Aspirant!
The question papers of CA foundation maths is not available since it is multiple choice question paper and thee question paper is taken back at the examination centre itself. Similarly the question paper for economics is also not available since that is again an MCQ paper and
Hi Monika,
Your profile suggests that you are Law aspirant in 12 th standard, so I'm giving information about Undergraduation Law course in Ambedkar Law College, Chennai.
Dr. Ambedkar Government Law College, Chennai was established in 1891. The College offers Law courses such as B.A LL.B, LLB, LLM, etc. The
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As per your query there is no reservation for any particular category and the 5 yrs integrated programs include BA-LLB (Hons.), B.Com.-LLB (Hons.), BBA-LLB (Hons.), and BCA-LLB (Hons.) with intake capacity of 180 seats for the BA-LL.B program and 120 seats each for the other three courses. School
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As you're interested in medical and law, these are some of the courses you can study with pcb-
For the second part of your query, it's completely
The law colleges under University of Calcutta are provided below-
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