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Candidates must meet the following requirements in order to be considered for admission to the LL. B. 3-Year degree programme: They must have graduated in any discipline using the 10+2+3 pattern from an accredited college or university with a minimum cumulative grade point average of 40% for SC/ST

Solving previous year question papers is very important as it gives us a rough idea about the type of questions asked and the level of difficulty of the exam . Sometimes there is a possibility of repetition of the same questions year after year .MHCET has mainly 5 different parts

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The eligibility criteria to pursue LLM are:

• LLB degree or any other law degree like BA LLB, BSc LLB or BBA LLB with minimum 50% marks.
• Entrance exam like CLAT or LSAT or other university specific exams like IPU CET.

So, you need to have any law UG degree

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No it's all about your choice. If you want to do ba llb after 12 science stream then I think you will not face any issue. You can take the ba llb degree even after opting for science in higher study. You will not find it very hard

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Both the courses BA LLB and B. Tech. are top most courses and are best option for UPSC. Although B. Tech. will have more hectic schedule as it involves practical classes also, on the other hand BA LLB is more of theory. BA LLB will give specializations in the

The integrated BA LLB programme offers a comprehensive package to its students to equip them with expert knowledge of the Indian Legal System along with a unique perspective on the business environment. The programme is specially crafted for students who can formulate sound arguments and possess problem-solving skills.

There is

Yes you can apply for admission to LLB course after completing Bachelor of Arts and without giving any entrance examination. There are various colleges and universities in India which provide admission to the LLB course on the basis of merits course achieved in the graduation course examinations:

1. Bhai Gurdas group

If you wish to go for UPSC, then whatever the degree you do doesn't matter. Your selection is entirely based on the preparation of UPSC CSE. You may choose any of the course as per your interest. My opinion will be that if you wish to go for the UPSC,

Hey student,

Rank of private law colleges is mentioned below-

Rank *Name of InstitutesCity

1Bharati Vidyapeeth (Deemed to be University) New Law CollegePune

2Symbiosis Law SchoolPune

3ARMY Institute of LawMohali

4Jindal Global Law SchoolSonipat.

Best government colleges for law are mentioned below-

Rank *Name of InstitutesCity

1National Law School of

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You don't need to get into any other degree program before BA LLB to become a corporate lawyer. Degree program in LLB is considered best for becoming corporate lawyer.

These are some of the degree courses you can opt for to become a corporate lawyer-

1. B.A. LL.B. (5 years)