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Yes, you can enrol in law school without taking the national entrance test (CLAT). Numerous private universities hold their own entrance exams with a CLAT-like exam format but a lower level of difficulty. Law programmes like BA LLB, BBA LLB, and even BCom LLB are offered

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Yes, you can enrol in law school without taking the national entrance test (CLAT). Numerous private universities hold their own entrance exams with a CLAT-like exam format but a lower level of difficulty. Law programmes like BA LLB, BBA LLB, and even BCom LLB are offered by private

To do LLB, you'll have to clear CLAT (Common Law Admission Test). Some of the best coaching out there to prepare for this exams are Career Launcher and Clat Possible. You can either opt for distance learning package or you can attend the coachings in person. They also offer huge

Mount Zion Law College, Pathanamthitta is a private affiliated college of Mahatma Gandhi University, Kottayam . As the college is affiliated to MGU which is a UGC recognized university and the degree you are pursuing is a regular degree, you are perfectly eligible to enroll in the Bar Council of

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As per your query, Yes!! you can get admission in BA LLB without any entrance examination, there are some colleges who offers BA LLB without any entrance exam like CLAT(National Entrance Exam), there are some top university who conducts their own entrance exam to

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Yes, final-year students can apply for CLAT PG 2018 if they scored at least 55 percent (general) or 50 percent (SC/ST) in their LLB, Integrated LLB, or comparable test. Your admission will be regarded provisional until the results are received.

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It only provides a 5-year LLB course. Also, it conducts exams for Masters of Laws. But not for 3 year LLB degree.For a 3 year program, each university usually has its own entrance tests, that you need to clear.

CLAT is not the only option available to students who want

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Yes, absolutely you can.

The minimum educational qualification required for giving UPSC exam is Bachelor degree. If you're 21 years and have graduated the you're are eligible to give this exam.

Regarding the BA. Llb degree, you can still pursue it while preparing for UPSC. This will not