There are various scope after this course. You can become in whicj you can do these things International Lawyer:- Draft trade agreements and international contracts

Research laws and policies in different countries

Take part in meetings focused on negotiating or mediating deals/conflicts

Corporate Lawyer:- Offer advice to clients during business

Hello aspirant,

Below is the list of some of the colleges which offer Law course in Telangana:

• NALSAR University of Law,
• Aurora's Legal Sciences Academy,
• Pendekanti Law College,
• Ananntha Law College,
• ICFAI Law School,
• Dr BR Ambedkar Law College,
• University College of Law, Osmania University,
• Symbiosis Law School,
• Adarsha Law

Dear Agrim,

Thank you for your query. For studying LLB abroad you need to pass the following exam in specific countries to qualify for a scholarship:

1. US,Canada: TOEFL,IELTS,LSAT
2. Australia: IELTS, PTE, LSAT
3. UK: CAE , CPE , IELTS, LSAT
4. Canada: CELPIP, LSAT
5. For Scholarship: LSAT, ACT, IELTS

All the best

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Let, R be the radius of the shell and Q be the charge uniformly distributed on the surface.

i) For a point outside the shell :

E×4pi r^2 = Qen/epsilon

From this equation you can easily find the equation of electric field outside the hollow sphere. But inside the hollow

Hello student yes Geeta Institute of law is good for pursuing law degree. As per the official website GIL is the top ranked law college in Haryana Delhi NCR. Its the best law college in Haryana among top 15 law colleges in India. Admission is on the basis of marks/rank

hello,

for MHCET , you have to do self study or take coaching from your locality. You have to look for good coaching institute with low fee.

if you are looking for low cost law college then it would be best to choose government college. You can also avail for

Hello Aryan,

The second law of thermodynamics states that the total entropy of an isolated system can never decrease over time, and is constant if and only if all processes are reversible. Isolated systems spontaneously evolve towards thermodynamic equilibrium, the state with maximum entropy.

Hope it clears your doubt.

Thank