Newton 's three laws of motion may be stated as follows: Every object in a state of uniform motion will remain in that state of motion unless an external force acts on it. Force equals mass times acceleration [ ]. For every action there is an equal and opposite reaction.

Unfortunately no. You have to appear for entrance examination for admission to Law College in Mumbai. For admission to 5 year law programmes in Maharashtra, you need to appear for entrance examination like CLAT, AIBE, LSAT INDIA, MH CET Law and other relevant exams. And the admissions are conducted based

Unfortunately the answer is No. For admission to 5 year law programmes in Maharashtra, you need to appear for entrance examination like CLAT, AIBE, LSAT INDIA, MH CET Law and other relevant exams. And the admissions are conducted based on these scores. Even for direct admission to Management Quota, you

Hello Rushitha,

You have not mentioned your category to which you belong to but considering previous year cut off trends the cut off ranks were as follows

OC - 2455

SC- 4703

ST- 5713

BC-A- 6055

BC-B- 5187

BC-D- 3836

BC-E-5827

As you have secured 1000 rank you may get

Hello Abhishek!!Eligibility criteria to give CLAT examination is mentioned below:
1.A candidate must have qualified Intermediate or equivalent examination of 10+2 education from recognised board.

2.Candidates must have secured at least  45% and for SC/ST 40% is eligible.

So..now you are in class of 11th you can  give clat exam

Yes I stay in Mumbai too and I've known some institutes for sure which are pretty famous for the Mht Cet law 3 years course entrance exam. I'll enlist down some famous classes that I know..

1. IMS GHATKOPAR
2. PRAYAS ACADEMY
3. STUDY CAMPUS, ANDHERI
4. IMS CHURCHGATE
5. IMS POWAI
6. TARA INSTITUTE

You

Hello V Oberoi Videos

For the English section, you can refer the book mentioned below

• Verbal and Non verbal Ability by TMH PUB.(Arun Sharma).

Practice previous year question papers. Kindly visit the link mentioned below for the sample papers

https://law.careers360.com/articles/mh-cet-law-sample-papers .

Hope it helps you.

Dear Aspirant,

That will not be a advisable career choice as if you're interested in law, then you can go for LLB + LLM dual degree course. That is a master's programme in law.

You can also do LLB after your bba if you have already did your BBA, and

Hii aspirants

let me clear your doubt.

Here I am mentioning few books which will help you out for general knowledge section for mh cet law five year programme. These are

General Knowledge 2019 Capsule with Current Affairs Update

CSAT Simplified 2019 - 23 Years GS Solved Papers with General