Hello,

I personally feel that joining shambunath law institute would be good option if you are left with these 2 options only otherwise there are many other good colleges for law.

Because the place where the institute is situated matters a lot.Shambunath law institute is sitated in Allahabad whereas shri

Hello Aspirant.

Congratulations on securing this rank.

Well considering that it is the TS LAWCET rank you are talking about, based on the cutoff rank for ST category last year, you can get a seat in Telangana University.

You can visit https://law.careers360.com/articles/ts-lawcet-cutoff to get information regarding the TS LAWCET cutoffs

The counseling process will be announced soon

Tentatively July end.

There is no official confirmation yet .

You will receive call letter from du .

Refer this link for more information related to the counseling process which is scheduled to take place soon and is an offline process

https://law.careers360.com/exams/du-llb

Hello applicant,

I believe there is an entrance exam for the college which started from 17 June 2019.

As per I know .You can contact it's admin to know about the procedure or you can visit the official website of the college to know better.

Hope it helps.

Hello applicant,

You can derive snells law of refraction using Fermat's principle.

And t

It's derivation is easily available on internet ,YouTube and Google through notes and videos.

You can consider byjus video for it derivation and also you can read the full article of it's derivation from the notes

Hello,

The entrance exams for getting admission in law are:

• AILET-National University of Delhi
• LSAT-Jindal global law school,Sonepat
• UL-SAT-UPES,Dehradun
• SLAT-Symbiosis law school,Pune

The above 3 except the first one offer courses like BA.LLB/BBA.LLB.

If you want to join any good NLU or any other reputed college for law then you

Hello Eswara,

I think you meant snell's law for refraction which states - The ratio of the sine of the angle of incidence to the sine of the angle of refraction is a constant, for the light of a given colour and for the given pair of media.

You can