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Hi Aspirant!
Yes definitely you can pursue law courses of 3 years or 5 years. There is no upper age limit to pursue law courses or writing the netrance exams for same. But it might vary from college to college. As per the eligibility criteria:
Candidate must have cleared class
hello Deepak godhwani
I hope you are doing good. I would glad to inform you that their are various number of options other than engineering and medical but they are underrated due to lack of awareness but high in demand. Following are the options which you can go for
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Hello,
Law courses are of two types, that is integrated law programs for a duration of five years, this comes in many forms such as BA-LLB, BBA-LLB, BCom-LLB, BCA-LLB etc, as the name suggest it's integration of law with the corresponding subject such as commerce in BCom-LLB, management in BBA-LLB
VIT Law School, Chennai only offers intergated law programs such as BA-LLB(Hon) and BBA-LLB(Hons), it doesn't offer three years LLB for which the eligibility criteria is based on graduation, you can check out the details at https://chennai.vit.ac.in/academics/schools/vitsol/courses/#:~:text=VIT%20School%20of%20Law%20offers,the%20facets%20of%20our%20life.
If you want to pursue LLB , you can try for appearing
Hey there!!!!
There are many Law colleges in India, & they offer multiple courses which includes 3 years LLB, 5 years LLB, LLM and PhD courses. All these courses are available in both full-time and part-time mode. There are a total 1170 Law Colleges in India out of which 807
Hello student,
Calicut University is a good government institute situated in Malappuram Kerala with NAAC A grade.
Masters of arts in political Science is a two years long postgraduate degree course which costs about 6k. The admission will be on the basis of merit in your undergraduate degree course. Basically
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I hope you are asking for clat ug exam. see for any of the exam preparation you have to scrutinize the pttern of questions and check which of the parts has what percentage of weightage. in clat ug exam current affairs and general knowledge has 25% of questions. so
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