Hey Sandeep.

LLM is masters in Law. Hence in order to pursue this course in India the minimum eligibility criteria is that you need to have completed a law course- 3 year or 5 year from any institute which is recognised by the Bar council of India. As you've mentioned

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(a) Common Errors in English by Kiran Prakashan

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for Numrical Ability:

(a) NCERT Classes 9th and 10th Mathematics Books

(b) How to Prepare for Quantitative Aptitude and Numerical Ability by Arun Sharma

(c)

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Shiva I would suggest that you should work hard to get at least more than 290 which means if you are not a Delhi Region General you need to get minimum rank as 50 -67 for MBA and minimum rank as 109-260 for MBA in financial markets to get

Hey,

You can try visiting this link to get the results for Maharashtra MBA CET 2017

http://mba2017.dtemaharashtra.gov.in/StaticPages/ALLDESC.pdf

The link doesn't work with some devices , so you can try to open it from your laptop.

My best wishes for your future and upcoming exams.

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According to the UPSEE MBA Eligibility Criteria, a candidate must have passed Bachelors degree course of three years minimum duration from any recognized Indian University; or its equivalent, recognized by A.I.U securing minimum 50% (45% for SC/ST) marks in aggregate to be eligible for admission to MBA programme offered

• You should complete with 60% marks in ug from a recognised university.
• Bachelor degree should be minimum of 3 years duration after completion of higher secondary education (10+2) or equivalent.
• The candidate should be studied in regular full time.
• If you are qualified in above conditions then

Greetings, 

Shiva I would suggest that you should work hard to get atleast more than 290 which means if you are not a Delhi Region General you need to get minimum rank as 50 -67 for MBA and minimum rank as 109-260 for MBA in financial markets to get into