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i am in 12th commerce want to do law after 12th it is of how many years course and should i do law after 12th or after 15th which is best?

Both the options are have own merits. After 12th, you can look for integrated law courses like B.A LL.B and BBA. LL.B. Duration of the course is 5 years. This option allows candidates to become a law graduate in a continuous stretch. Those pursuing LL.B after graduation (3 year course), should attend separate entrance exams. But in this case, you can do graduation in your subject of interest.

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i am in 12th commerce want to do law after 12th it is of how many years course and should i do law after 12th or after 15th which is best?

HI!
I am happy to inform you that you are eligible for Law After passing 12th with Commerce stream.
For this you have to qualify the C.L.A.T exam.

C.L.A.T exam is conducted by National Law University, JhodPur.

ELIGIBILITY FOR C.L.A.T:-
> Pass 12th with any stream from recognized board/ University with minimum 45% marks. For ST/SC candidate minimum 40% mark is require.

> Age should be in between 17-20 year. for open candidate for ST/SC candidate age limit is 17-22 year.

> Candidate must be citizen of India.

You can apply both online and offline...

For more detail log on to www.clat.ac.in

ALL THE BEST!

Im doing computer science group now ..after 12th straightly can i study law or i suppose to do my UG.its benefit

I am in 12th arts want to do law after 12th.should I do intregrated law after 12th?

Students who have passing 12th can opt for a 5 year long integrated course.
After completing law education, students can enroll for the Bar council of India and become lawyer.

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I am in 12th arts want to do law after 12th.should I do intregrated law after 12th?

After passing class 12 you have to clear entrance exams like CLAT AILET for taking admission into prestigious national law university of India for 5 year Integrated courses. Or you can easily take admission into law college of your district.