hey yaman singh,In any college there is no rule that living in hostel is compulsory,a hostel is specially for those who takes admission in a college which is very far from their home knowing no person over there, but many people leave hostel due to bad conditions of rooms as

College life at MPLC is quite much more happening for the budding lawyers as here we are taught not only about the law academics but also about the obligations that we have towards the state . Not exaggerating about my college but we are taught here to built ourselves by

Hey.

Among all the law centres under the Delhi University, Campus Law Centre- CLC is considered the best. Law Centre 1 and Law centre 2 are also good but CLC has an edge over it. In the end you'll get the same degree from Delhi University only and hence it

You can apply for Judiciary exams like PCS(J), HJS.

There's also UPSC exam.

Both the above-mentioned exams are highly prestigious.

There are opportunities in SSC, State PSCs, Indian Armed Forces etc .Even in banking sector, from time to time, they do recruit people from legal department.

Thank you, bms college or rv college which would be best, because we got admission in both the college

Hi Kishore,

I think your rank is excellent and you can get seat in top colleges in Andhra pradesh. As per your rank, you are eligible for:

1.Koneru Lakshmaiah Education Foundation, Guntur

2.School of Law, GITAM University, Visakhapatnam

3.Dr BR Ambedkar University, Srikakulam

4.University College of Law, Osmania University, Hyderabad

Hello Aspirant,

There are many universities offer three years law program, kindly mention here the university you wish to know the cutoff so that you can get answer of your query.

Good Luck!

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Hello, Several court orders say that a daughter-in-law has a right of residence in a shared household under the Domestic Violence Act. This is even if the house is not owned by her in-laws, and the husband had no ownership rights in the said house. From time to time, courts