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The entrance test is to be conducted for 100 marks with following sections;

• General English- 30 marks
• General Knowledge/Current Affairs- 30 marks
• Constitutional and Legal Awareness- 20 marks
• Reasoning-20 marks

for each question one mark is allotted in MCQs mode, the paper is set in English only, there is no negative marking scheme, check out the prospectus at https://mlu.ac.in/wp-content/uploads/2022/04/Prospectus_3YR-LLB-22-2023-final.pdf to know more details regarding this.

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So, with regard of you're query. Governmental organization Dr. Ambedkar Government Law College was founded in 1976. Chennai, Tamil Nadu, is home to South India's first law school. The LLB, LLM, and B.A.L.L.B. program in the field of law are offered by the Dr. Ambedkar Government Law College. Candidates are chosen based on how well they performed on the CLAT entrance exam. There are two campuses for the college in Chennai, one in Pudupakkam and the other in Pattarai Perumbudur.

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As of now there is no official announcement made regarding the admission schedule of BA-LLB for The Tamil Nadu Dr BR Ambedkar Law University, follow the official website at https://www.tndalu.ac.in/ to know the latest information regarding this,

the eligibility criteria is passed 10+2 from a recognized board in any stream securing 45% aggregate, there is relaxation of 5% for reserved categories, the admission is completely based on the merit of the qualifying examination, you can visit our page at https://law.careers360.com/articles/tndalu-admission to know more for the same.

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As a 30-year-old law school, SLS Pune has more national recognition. Despite being only three years old, JGLS has a greater reputation outside because it was founded with Harvard and Yale Law School professors on board and collaborates with a number of other universities, including Cornell, Michigan, Indiana, NYU, Brown, and Columbia.

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Madhusudan Law University offers two types of law programs, one is BA-LLB Hons for a duration of five years and three years LLB program, the eligibility criteria of the former is based on 10+2 level, while the latter is based on graduation, the last date to apply for the both the courses is 23rd May, as of now the entrance test of both the courses isn't mentioned, it will be updated soon at the official website, hence follow the official website at https://mlu.ac.in/admission-notice/ to know the latest information pertaining to the entrance test.

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Hope you are doing great. The college provides bachelor's and master's degrees as well as LL.B and Ph.D. programmes. With effect, the college has been renamed Andhra University from Dr. B.R. Ambedkar College of Law, and is one of India's oldest law colleges. You have two courses regarding law either you can for the 3 year LLB course after your degree or you can join the integrated course of degree+ LLB that is B.A LLB.

For the Admission criteria you have to give your examination of APLAWCET and where on the score and the cutoff you can get admission in the Andhra University. For the admission candidate must score 35% of the total marks in order to eligible. After your 12th You can opt for the B.A LLB programme and the tuition fee for each year is 30,000 and for the 5 years the total fee of 1,50,000.

Regarding the scholarship, Students who are eligible for government fee reimbursement can apply. Even the college administration assists students who are entitled for fee reimbursement in a timely manner.

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Hope you are doing great. In your question, you didn't mention any name of the hostel of the university or college, please specify the correct name. So, if you mention the name of the college or university, then I would be able to help you with the question. You can also mention, it in the comment box. The syllabus will be different to different colleges.

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