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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:
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
Sgt college is very very good. You must obviously go for it only. No doubt its really good and all amenities provided are really good be it ambience , academic proceedings or other things. Its obviously good for llb and really worth it so you won't regret your decision.
Hello Aspirant,
The National Testing Agency (NTA) has released the released the result of JAT 2 days prior to the official date and it has been released for streams like BMS/BBA (fia) /BA(Business Economics).
You can check a complete result list of duet 2019 here.
https://www.mbauniverse.com/sites/default/files/JATBMSBBAFIABAHonsBusinessEconomics_Res.pdf
Hope it helped.
With your marks of 81 and rank of 4108 in mhtcet 3 year LLB exam 2019 being from general category and non maharashtra student your chances of admission with these marks are very low. Even then there are a few colleges whose closing rank you can beat. I am providing
Hello Genav,
SNQ is a special quota Super Numerical Quota . Which is given to the deserving candidate by the state government. Irrespective of caste reservation snq will be given on the basis of income one with the min income and good rank will easily recieve snq in which the
As you stated that your rank is 136 which is obviously a very good rank to procure a seat for the course of LL.B from DU affiliated college. Overall there are 3 participating institutions and 2658 seats are offered.
You can check the further details here.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/law.careers360.com/articles/du-llb/amp
Hope
Hey Poulami
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