hello.. yes you are eligible for LAWCET and also for any other law enterance exam as there is no age limit for law as per the guidelines issued by the Bar Council Of India under the stay order given by Supreme Court of India.

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Full-time think about is a magnificent method to connect with your picked subject. It enables you to focus exclusively on your examinations without the diversions or additional obligations of work to consider also. 

A full-time LLM can offer an opportunity to migrate to another town or city for your

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you have choosen a pretty well college , the course fee for the first year is 1,40,000 aproximately for the second year 1,26,000 lastly for 3rd year 1,26,000 as well these fee is excluding hostel fees and these are respect to non NRI quota.

while i dont know exactly

Hii.. sunitha

there are no such standard college timings it usually varies from college to college.  it would be easy for us to serve you if you could mention the specific college details you would like to know about.

yes MH- CET forms are out on 18th january, 2018 and last date for filling the form are 25th march 2018. 

For further queries you can access to the following link:

https://mhtcet2018.dtemaharashtra.gov.in/reg_instruction.aspx

No jyothirmai there is no age limit for for any law enterance exam in India and the same is done by the decision of supreme court of India's decison.  

for filling the CLAT application form you can access the link: 

 https://www.google.co.in/amp/s/law.careers360.com/articles/clat-application-form%3famp

Hello Mukesh, Could you elaborate more... because web is not catching the term "abaiso"... Could you define the term to what it is related to any college or university or institute or something else...

that would help me to answer you better... Gud luck

Hello Suresh, Nobody is applicable to the Degree in law from Correspondence/ distance learning/ by any online mode, as mentioned by Bar Council of India... Even if somebody do that, they won't be considered in any govt. sector...

So, one thing you can do is - join college and go

Hi Rajnish,

Yes, you can apply for the LLB course after completing your graduation from the recognized university. Further for the admission process for persuing law, you either have to appear for the entrance exam or must require minimum 50% in graduation, both depends on the eligibility of the colleges.