dear aspirant,

The cut of rank of Government EKL Government Law College, Ernakulam (for different categories) in 1st allotment list is given below:

SM- 116

EZ- 226

MU- 217

LA -258

BX-  220

SC -438

ST -1323

BH- 374

DV -456

VK -309

KU -1499

KN -352

also, for more

Hi

As per your request Category wise Kerala Law Entrance Test reduce off – Expected for Three 12 months

LLB programme

Category Cut off ranks

Scheduled caste 1519

Scheduled tribes 1511

Muslim candidates 1503

Backward hindu 1507

Backward christian 1482

Sports person 56572

Person with incapacity 1486

Economically weaker lessons

Sandhya, to combine Law and Human Behaviour for a proper education is a beautiful choice. We can go 2 ways about it. You haven't mentioned your Highest qualification but here you go:

1. Take up a free online Aptitude test. There are many websites that allow you to take free aptitude

Hey

Laws of Motion (Class 11th Physics) is one of the most crucial concepts and has application in Engineering as well. To cope with it you can follow the given tips:

• Read theory properly and understand the concept, for this you can read NCERT or good standards book or watch

Hello!!!

hope you are doing great!!!

The Colleges which offers admissions based on MHCET examination are listed below:

Indian Law Society law college,pune

Government Law College,Mumbai

Yaswanthrao Chavn Law College,pune

Rizvi law college,mumbai

Thakur Ramnarayan College of law,Mumbai

Dr DY Patil College of law,navi mumbai

For more colleges,kindly go through

Dear Aspirant,

You can do LAW that is LLB after 12 th by going for integrated 5 year courses 5 year BBA LLB, BA LLB , Bcom LLB etc. The eligibility criteria for admission is 10+2 from recognised board and should clear the entrance exam cut off

Or else you

Hello

Yes, after your computer science engineering you are eligible for law.

This is because,

CLAT 3 year law program entrance exam eligibility criteria says that to be eligible

• You must hold a bachelor's degree in any discipline
• You must have passed your bachelor's degree  with at least 55% marks