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Hello aspirant,
Yes you are eligible for all exam and your certificate is valid in all university also.
As you are interested in law you can go for 5 years course or else complete you UG and then 3 years law program you have to choose.
For more information use
Dear Pankaj,
Nothing is easy , its your interest and hard work which makes it easy. If you really want to do law then you need to work hard in order to achieve better. It all depends on how much you want it and how much are you willing to
Hello Sachit,
If you have already been issued the grant certificate of gazette for change in your name then you can fill up the new name, but i guess your last qualifying certificates might be issued in your old name, so it would be recommended to fill up the form
Kindly check this link...they offer difd scholarship according to different parameters
http://www.jgls.edu.in/jgls-scholarship
Hello Syed,
Please refer this link
https://law.careers360.com/articles/mh-cet-law-eligibility-criteria(I think you are asking about MH CET law).
The above link has covered all aspect eligibility criteria,before and after cet exam procedures.
You are eligible for both 5 year and 3 year law course.Refer the link so that all your doubts will get
Hello Akhilesh!!
So if you are in class 12 or you have cleared class 12 and you are thinking to take admission in one of the law colleges prefarably NLUs then the eligibility criteria is one should have secured 45% marks in class 12 or equivalent examination for unreserved categories
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