Hello Vinod,

The eligibility criteria for AIIMS bsc form are -

* Candidates should pass/appearing 12 ^th or equivalent examination.

* Candidates must pass qualifying exam with 55%.

* candidates should have Physics, Chemistry, Biology and English.

* Candidates must be born before 31 ^st December 2020.

for further details

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Hello student student both Are good at its place but you need to ask yourself that in which you can do a little more push yourself a little extra that'll help you in build a successful career. It's bit tough to get a good nit in comparison with nlu as

Hello student as this year the clat constorium change the pattern of the clat entrance examination, the paper is not completely comprehension based. It's bit difficult to predict the cut off but on the past year records I believe student need marks around 120-130 to get admission in top 3

Hi akshay

Yes, you can pursue for Master programmes in physics after completion of your graduation. Go for IIT JAM Entrance exams to get admission in IITs and IISc. IIT JAM (Joint Admission Test for MSc) is a national level entrance exam through which candidates pursue for the programmes like

Hello aspirant

You are eligible for this course(llm) unltil you full fill the following criteria:

1. Those who are applying for this programme must have an LL.B. or an Equivalent Law Degree with 55% marks. For the candidates of SC/ST/ Persons with Disabilities category, the applicants must have scored 50% marks.

Hey Ayushman!

In order for you to appear for the Common Law Admission Test, you would have to clear the eligibility criteria of the exam. One of the points in the eligibility criteria states that a candidate should have passed in 10+2 or an equivalent exam from a recognized board

Hello Aspirant,

AILET is the Entrance Exam for the admission to Integrated law Programme & postgraduate law (LLM) Programme to get admission in NLU Delhi. To check the further information, You can go through with the given below link.

https://law.careers360.com/articles/ailet

Good Luck!

Hi there,

If you need a right ansewer you have to please mention for which exam you are actually asking ,So then it is good for us to answer Kindly please mention about the exam and if you have further quieries please feel free to ask us

Hey Sharaddha

Anyone who has graduated from a a designated University in any stream can take banking exams or government jobs or UPSC. SO yes,a law student once graduated can take government or banking exams

hope this helped

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