Hi Manish,

Vector form of Coloumb's law states that Force is a vector quantity as it has both magnitude and direction. ... Let the force on the q1 charge due to q2 be F12 and force on q2 charge due to q1 charge be F21. The corresponding vector from q1

Dear Aspirant,

Due to Corona pandemic application date was postponed and the last date for registration is 18 May ,2020 and also the new exam date is 21 June, 2020

Please visit the link for more information

https://law.careers360.com/articles/clat-application-form

Hope this helps

Hello aspirant,

• Aptitude Mate
• Success Mantra
• Edu Mentor Educational Services Pvt. Ltd.
• Maansarovar Law Centre
• Knowledge Nation Law Centre
• Prepmaster Institute Pvt. Ltd.
• ISL Competitive Centre
• Teachwell Professional Studies Institute Pvt. Ltd.
• BST Competitive Classes

Thank you.

Hi there,

If you want to know that if you can pursue law after graduation, then yes you can definitely pursue law after graduation because LLB is the degree that can be studied after graduation. Law is a career orientaed course which can be done either after 12 or graduation.

Hello aspirant

There is a certain entrance exam syllabus and pattern for common  Law Entrance test , CLAT. It doesn't change every year.

The exam is of 200 marks , duration is 2 hours.

Subjectwise weightage of marks

English including comprehension               40

General knowledge or current affairs         40

Mathematics                                                    20

Greetings, aspirant!

Your 12th std marksheet is not going to make any significant difference in your future career prospects. Your admission will be based more on your entrance tests. However, colleges often have a basic eligibility criteria regarding your 10+2 percentage score.

And of course, it never hurts to have

Dear Aspirant,

The most important exam for admissions in the law courses in the top National Law University is CLAT. CLAT is an aptitude and GK test which test students on the basic maths, quantitative ability, logical reasoning, gk, english. You can read more about the exam and other resources

dear

Yes. you can take admission in Law courses without national entrance test (CLAT).

Many private university conducts their own entrance exam having exam pattern similar to CLAT but with less difficulty level. Private universities in Bangalore offers Law courses like BA LLB, BBA LLB and even BCom LLB.

If

hello,

i hope you are well , can you help us with the college name located in mumbai you want to get admission in for the course LLB , because every college do have their own admission criteria and without knowing that it would be difficult for us to provide