Hello Ishi,

Please mention the name of course that you want to pursue so that we can guide you properly.

Good luck!

Dear Kavita, once a Cwntral Government/State Government employee is retired, they lose all their priviliges like gazetted authorisation. That is the reason they are termed as 'Retired' because they have been retired from all their services which also includes attestations. So anyone who misues their attestation powers will be held

There is no fixed cut-off for PUMBA.It has reservation of 65% of the seats which will be filled based on MH-CET Scores, while the remaining 35% will be filled based on other Entrance exams of CMAT & CAT..

The general CAT cutoff of Pumba should be 90+..If hou have 94

Hello dear

I would suggest some tech niques follow if u like.

Be good at tables up 25,be fast in addition ,subtraction, multiplication ,divison .don't be silly about these.(how about SMALL STONESin your kidney not silly right)

learn 1 to 50,cubes and squres

In your free time put randome big

Hello Jyoti Pandey,

YES!

 If you are interested in Law and wish to persue it , you can follow up with various entrance examinations Like CLAT (Common Law Admission Test), LSAT And various other institutitons respectively following their own Norms. 

 THE STUDENTS MUST KINDLY NOTE THAT :

 1.There is a

Hello Anju Kundu,

There are various courses that are offered by the Jamia Milia Islamia Unversity, Delhi in Law By their Faculty of Law . It offers:

1.Undergraduate Programmes : B.A. L.LB (Hons.)/ B.A.L.LB(Hons.) (Self-Financed)(5-year Course)

2.Post graduate Programmes :  PG Diploma In Labour Law , PG Diploma In Air

Hello Mahendra Patel,

If you want to be a lawyer in future, LL.B through distance or correspondence mode is not the genuine option.  Because Bar Council of India (which regulates lawyers profession) does not recognize any distance education degree for LL.B.  Therefore, even if you managed to obtain one, you

Hello Mahendra, 

I hope you are talking about B.A.LLB and not regular B.A. because they aren't the same. In case, you're referring to B.A as in regular Bachelor of Arts programme then that makes you uneligible for RJS exam. But seeing your following words, I'm suspecting you mean B.A.LLB only,

Hello Debkumar,

Here is the list of few Law colleges with comparatively low fee structure:

• Faculty of Law, University of Delhi, Delhi- Rs 7500/annum
• Government Law College, Mumbai- Rs 60000-70000/annum
• National Law Institute University, Bhopal- Rs 1.71 lakhs/annum
• Gujarat National Law University, Gandhinagar- Rs 1.44 lakhs/annum
• Dr. Ram Manohar Lohiya