Hello sakshi,

Please rewrite the question in detail, so that I can help you..

Hello Zeenat.

I would have been able to help you more if you would have mentioned your rank.

I would suggest you to visit https://law.careers360.com/articles/mh-cet-law-cut-off to get information regarding the collegewise cutoffs in the previous years.

Hope that helped.

Hello Aspirant.

Congratulations on securing this rank.

No AP LAWCET cutoffs for previous years are available anywhere so I won't be able to suggest you anything regarding the colleges that you can get with this rank. This a sensitive issue so I won't be guessing anything regarding this and give

I think you may apply and get qualified in CLAT then after that, you may eligible to apply for IG Gujarati minority college and then you may submit your document especially that document which so that you are Gujarati or local of Gujarati then you are qualified for Under Gujarati

I think it may be released in my knowledge or soon will be released in this weak you may also visit the site for more information you may also get a notification on your Email or phone or mobile number in which you may submit in your details. So no

Hii kanika

Yes it is possible to change your college in 2nd year but the college you are moving should come under same university.

You might also go for another university with same trade if your college is ready to do the transfer .For that you have to give a

Dear Aspirant,

Congratulations for cracking the law entrance examination.

According to me, in this huge gap of counseling, you can improve your spoken English skill.

Because English is necessary in the law career.

You can join any spoken English Institute for doing a short term course.

Best of luck.

Hope

Hello,
If you want to apply for a 5year integrated law programme, the eligibility criteria is, the student have qualifying degree of two year intermediate examination, with a 45% of aggregate marks or any other examination recognized as equivalent by the University concerned or the Board of Intermediate Education. 
So,