LLB
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Yes, a degree in law is the basic requirement and often the first step towards being judge. The degree must be recognised by the Bar Council of India. There are numerous colleges and universities which are renowned for providing 3-year LLB degree or even a 5-year integrated degree
Hello Sonal
You can apply for MH CET Law in their official site.The application form will be available from 20 January,2020.
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Sorry,but you can't go for LLB directly after completing your 12th.For doing LLB separately,you need any bachelor's degree. But don't worry there's one more option,you can do BA/LLB or BBA/LLB or B.com/LLB (//B.com/LLB) after 12th.You can check more information about the exam MH CET Law by clicking here
Here is the eligibility criteria for PU LLB:
So, yes, you can apply for the same as it does not state otherwise
First let's see the basic difference between BSc. LLB and B.A. LLB. Both of them are integrated courses and the general duration for these courses across the universities and colleges on India is of 5 years as they are an integration of Bachelor of Science and Bachelor of
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