The below given links will help you.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B8om9VCyVjKzX2FzQmR0NUhVRGc/view

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B8om9VCyVjKzNTdneG9uOVM3ZHM/view

Another link which will give you more details above this exam is,

Hello,

There are various private colleges in Delhi from where you can pursue law like:

Jamia Hamdard

Vivekananda Law School

Chandraprabhu Jain College and many more. For more information you can refer to this link:

https://law.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-private-law-colleges-in-delhi

Hope this Helps,

All the best.

Hello,

No. There are only 3 well recognised private colleges which accept KLEE for offering law courses. The colleges are:

1. Mar Gregorios College of Law

2. Sree Narayan Guru College of Legal Studies

3. Bharata Mata School of Legal Studies

There are many well recognised colleges which offer direct

Hi aspirant,

KLEE is a computer based exam conducted by CEE, kerala to admit students in law colleges. Not all the private colleges accept students based on the KLEE score, only few colleges consider this score. Private colleges will offer you a seat based on your 12th marks and other

Hello,

Symbiosis has a very good reputation in the country and many students wants to take admission in it by SLAT. Let's look at the syllabus first:

General Knowledge: 30

Logical Reasoning: 30

Analytical Reasoning: 30

Legal Reasoning: 30

Reading Comprehension: 30

Total : 150

The exam patter is: Paper

Hello!!

No,it is not in the syllabus of jee ,we have very little time in hand and it is not okay if you get confused with the syllabus at this phase check out our page and get every syllabus related solution -

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Saif, for admission to BA LLB in GLS Law College Ahmedabad, you should have completed your 12th boards or any other equivalent exam with at least 45% aggregate marks if you are from general category. A relaxation of 43% marks is given to students belonging to OBC category. SC/ ST