Hi Viviekvardhanreddy,

English including Comprehension – You need to focus on English based comprehension passages and grammar. In the comprehension section, you will be questioned on an understanding of a passage including its central theme and word-meanings. Some of the questions will also cover questions like correction of the incorrect

Hi Gulrahmen,

Thanks for asking, The TS LAWCET Application form has been released on the official website, you can check the details of the form here on this link given below:

https://law.careers360.com/articles/ts-lawcet-application-form

Also, you can fill the form by clicking on the link which is given below:

http://lawcet.tsche.ac.in/TSLAWCET/TSLAWCET_ApplicationForm.aspx

Good Luck!

Hello Vikas! You can create your parents' e-mail ids and enter them while filling the form. Let them know about this and if they are going to get a call for verification or anything. That will work. All the best! Hope this helps.

Hi Hrishikesh,

The common law entrance test, MH CET Law will be held on April 22, 2018, for admissions to five-year integrated law programmes.

You can check the required information on the link given below:

Https://law.careers360.com/articles/mh-cet-law

Good Luck!

Hi Hrishikesh,

The common law entrance test, MH CET Law will be held on April 22, 2018, for admissions to five-year integrated law programmes.

You can check the required information on the link given below:

https://law.careers360.com/articles/mh-cet-law

Good Luck!

Hi Hussain,

Contrary to popular belief, coaching isn’t essential for securing great marks in any exam. Some would argue that you need to get tutors for class 12th Boards even, but I managed to do just fine without them and score 95%. The important thing is to make the most

Please share which specific entrance you are talking about?

Hi Upendra,

Thanks for asking, The admission in B COM LLB is done through two ways:

Direct admission in colleges and universities (very rare)

entrance exams

Direct exams are not preferable as they do not have good opportunities and future ahead. Admission through entrance exams is more preferable. 

Tell me

Hi Kashaf,

Of course, you can do law. It does not matter that what you have done all matters is the fulfillment of eligibility criteria. Check here the eligibility criteria for 3 years LLB course and 5 years integrated LLB course. This is according to the Bar Council Of India.

Hi Chandra,

Thanks for asking, Your question seems to be incomplete. Please elaborate it, so that I can answer it properly. Please make it more clear.

Good Luck!