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Yes, you have a good chance of getting into private law colleges with a 2254 rank in the Calcutta University Law Entrance Test, as many private institutions have different admission criteria and cutoffs. Your rank is likely to be competitive for many private colleges, even if it's not sufficient for the University of Calcutta's own merit-based admission process.

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If you’re a working professional and want to study law without attending college regularly, it’s partly possible depending on your goal. In India, the Bar Council doesn’t allow distance or online LLB degrees for those who wish to practice as lawyers. However, if you just want to learn about law for knowledge, business, or career growth in another field, many universities offer distance or online law-related programs like diplomas or certificates. So yes, you can study law through distance learning, but to become a licensed advocate, you’ll need to complete a regular LLB course approved by the Bar Council of India.

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To apply to the Government Law College in Salem, you must complete the online application process conducted by the Tamil Nadu Dr. Ambedkar Law University (TNDALU), which affiliates all government law colleges in the state.  The application window for the 3-year L.L.B. program for the 2025-26 academic year has already begun, with an application deadline of October 31, 2025.

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Yes! Ofcourse, you have a chance to study law even after completing 10th. Here’s how you can:

1. Complete 12th (Intermediate) – You can choose any stream (Science, Arts, or Commerce). Arts/Humanities which is common for law aspirants.

2. Entrance Exams – Next, After 12th, you can appear for CLAT (Common Law Admission Test) or state-level law entrance examsas well. Some universities also offer 5-year integrated law courses (BA LLB) immediately after 12th.

3. Undergraduate Law Programs – After 12th, you can enroll in BA LLB, BBA LLB, or BCom LLB courses as well.

4. Skill Development – Develop skills which includes read legal news, practice writing, improve English and along with critical thinking skills.

Tip: Starting early immediately after your 10th standard by preparing for entrance exams and improving language skills will give you an best shot.

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No, a person cannot practice law in India without passing the All-India Bar Examination (AIBE). After completing an LLB degree from a recognized university, a law graduate must enroll with a State Bar Council and must clear the AIBE exam conducted by the Bar Council of India. Only after passing the exam, the advocate receives a Certificate of Practice , which allows him or her to practice law in any court in India.

So, without clearing AIBE, one cannot legally appear or argue in court.

Tip - Prepare well and be a successful lawyer.

KMC Law College Trippur does not directly provide its fee structure and does not publish it online.

It is best to contact the college directly or the staff of the college so that you can get the right information. It is a private Institution and it provides a framework for legal information. So just visit the official website of the college or contact the college directly to get the latest and true information.

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Yes, you can join a law college even if you haven't appeared for the CLAT exam by seeking admission through the management quota, merit-based admission at private universities, or by appearing for university-specific entrance exams.

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