You can try for Vivekanand College or B.R Ambedkar College and for NS Soti Law College, Ideal Law College and Shri Indrapal Baburau College.

you can check the last trends and cut offs for MCHET and its various colleges at https://law.careers360.com/articles/mh-cet-law-cut-off

First of all, if you are applying after one or two semesters, then the process gets difficult. But if you are changing as a fresher, then it becomes easy for you, as a minimal amount of the syllabus is being covered. You can surely change your college, if your required

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You can pursue Juris Doctor in USA after completion of your graduation from a recognized university, you can appear for LSAT, in many universities even GRE scores too are accepted, when it comes to English Language Proficiency Test you can choose to appear for IELTS/TOEFL you have to apply

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So according to the system they have for admission into the law courses in The USA, one needs to complete their bachelor's degree to apply to these universities. A 12th pass candidate cannot take admission there. So you have to take admission in a graduation course and get your

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It is not at all possible for a candidate to take admission in Law In The USA after 12th because he or she would not be able to meet the eligibility criteria. In order to take admission non law there, as per their system, one needs to have an

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If you are interested in corporate sector, both the courses are good with LLB. But if you are able to do CS with LLB, it is considered the best. You can do a lot in corporate sector with this combination of two specializations.

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University of Delhi offers three years LLB  for which the eligibility criteria is passed graduation in any discipline from  a recognized university securing 50% aggregate, for SC/ST it's 40% and for OBC/CW/PwD it's 45%,

NTA is the conducting authority regarding this, An entrance test named DU LLB is conducted

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LLB course college colleges in Tamilnadu -Government law College Chennai

Government law College Madurai

Government law College tiruchirapalli

Government law College Vellore

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Government law College Tirunelveli

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Government law College Coimbatore

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For admission in Government law College of

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I hope you are doing well.

Yes, you can definitely pursue LLB after Bsc in psychology. It is a 3 year full time undergraduate programme focussing on the law and order of a country.

Eligibility : a degree of graduation in any discipline from a recognized university or college.