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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

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Mercantile law is a very general term which encompasses the whole collection of business laws. The most important

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BITS pilani or goa or hyderabad do not have any quotas or reservations as such, the admission will happen only on the basis of marks and ranks in  BITSAT , an entrance exam conducted by BITS itself for various courses they offer.

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BHMS ( Bachelor of Homeopathic Medicine and Surgery) is an Undergraduate Academic Course which is of 5 1/2 years duration. The Basic eligibility criteria to pursue this Course is the Candidate must have passed 10+2 from a recognised Board of University with minimum 50% of marks. Admission is based

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Total number of students appeared for BCECE in 2017 was 24819.

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