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Shambhavi the eligibility criteria for LLB 3 year is that the candidate need a graduation degree with 45% marks(40% for reserved category ) is the basic qualification required .

Universities like DU ( entrance exam AILET ) and  BHU (BHU CET ) requires minimum 50% marks while

Hello Amaan,

Thanks for contacting Careers360.

I am assuming that you have misspelled the word 'Corporate' as 'Cooperate'.

Corporate lawyers advise businesses on complying with regulations and conducting mergers and acquisitions, joint ventures, public listings and drafting corporate agreements. Corporate law can also include other areas such as media law,

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You can filter your choice based on examination also.

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Hey Sheikh Javed Aqter,

Basically the universities offering LL.M. course conduct entrance exam for admission to this course. The application forms for this course are available in the month of May every year.The entrance test paper contains apmost of 150 questions and which will be both objective and subjective.The duration

Hello,

Their are various colleges that take admission for 3 years LLb programme and some take direct admission too.

Few of the exam are:

1) DU LLB exam: https://law.careers360.com/articles/du-llb

2) Banaras Hindu university: https://law.careers360.com/articles/bhu-llb

3) Allahabad University: https://law.careers360.com/articles/lat

4) Jindal Global, etc

I am attaching a link where name of

Hello Kshitij,

As per UGC, “Universities are established either by the central government or by the state governments. The criteria are decided by the concerned government”. The National Law Universities are not considered central universities but since they are established by the respective states,they are known as state level law

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Srishti I would have to say "NO" as my answer to the question asked that there is no provision as such where you will be exempted to pay fee or less even if you have scored low in DU LLB entrance exam because they both are different colleges and

Hey Dervish.

You cannot  pursue a law degree from USA directly after Class 12th. In USA the degree is called JD or Juris Doctor (3 years) and for admission in this course you need to first complete a bachelor's degree in any subject. Hence you can compare it to a

Hi, while going through I have found that the eligibility criteria for admission is pass in Bachelor’s degree in any subject with not less than 45% aggregate marks. The programme fee yearly is 6 lacs.

You can go through this link for further information - 

http://www.jgls.edu.in/three-year-llb-programme

Hope it helps you.