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17th September 2011, 12:50 PM
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you can opt LLB courses from any recognized university.
for appearing n this exam you must have complete your graduation , whatever may be the stream is.... |
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17th September 2011, 12:52 PM
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you can opt LLB courses from any recognized university.
for appearing n this exam you must have complete your graduation , whatever may be the stream is.... you can also apply for CLAT exam . |
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#4
17th September 2011, 05:52 PM
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Definitely,you can do the LLB as you are so interested to become a Lawyer you can appear in Common Law Admission Test (CLAT) which is conducted for admission to the LLB program at eleven National Law Universities.
there are some very important institutions with some particular entrance exams. Eligibility: 1:you have to pass the Higher Secondary School/Intermediate Examination (10+2) or its equivalent examination with minimum 50% marks in total and 45% for SC/ST/OBC/PH 2:you should not have compartment in any subject. 3:you age may be maximum 20 years for General/OBC and 22 years for SC/ST/PH. 4:if you are in qualifying examination of your degree,you can also appear provisionally. Some other tests are: 1:LSAT-India (Law School Admission Test - India) 2:Christ College of Law Entrance Exam 3 r.Ambedkar College of Law test4:Lala Lajpat Rai College of Law test 5:Gopaldas Jhamatamal Advani Law test 6:KPB Hinduja law college test 7:Jithendra Chauhan College of Law test one of the best institute is The Government Law College (GLC) ,Mumbai then you can have this great chance. The GLC offers the BLS(Bachelor of Legal Science), LLB which are five-year Integrated Law Course leading to a BLS, LLB Degree. There is no entrance examination to take admission in Government Law College (GLC),Mumbai. But there is a cut-off percentage for admission. for details visit:http://www.glc.edu/ Besides this there are some entrance exams through which you can get the admission various renowned institutes. There are so many Institutes for Law study. 1;ILS, Pune 2:Symbiosis, Pune 3:GNLU ,Gandhinagar 4:Balaji Law College, Pune 5:Bharati Vidyapeeth University, Pune Besides Mumbai,there are o many institutions all over India 1:KIIT Law school, Bhubaneshwar 2:MATS Law School, Raipur 3:NALSAR ,Hyderabad 4:NLSIU, Bangalore 5:School of Law, Christ University (SLCU), Bangalore 6:NUALS ,Cochin 7:ULC, Bangalore 8:BILS, Bangalore 9:Kerala Law Academy, Thiruvananthapuram 10:TN Dr. Ambedkar School of Excellence, Chennai 11:NUJS ,Kolkata 12:HNLU ,Raipur For any further details visit:http://www.lawentrance.com/ for more about the LLB admission visit:http://www.lawentrance.com there is a list of top LLB colleges which provides 3 years LLB course :- Government Law College , Mumbai ABMSP’s Yashwantrao Chavan Law College National Law University, Delhi K. A. Pandhi English Medium Law College KLE Society’s Law College, Bangalore RE Society’s Shriman Bhagojisheth Keer Law College Institute of Law and Forensic Science Bharati Vidyapeeth’s New Law College, Pune Devanshu Samaj Kalyan Sewa Vidhi Mahavidyalaya Prayag Citizen Law College Major Shiv Dayal Singh Law College Shree K.P. Shah Law College etc. The all above colleges are affiliated to Bar Counsil of India(BCI). Choice is yours. |
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5th April 2012, 11:30 AM
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![]() If your aspiring to become an Lawyer then you should apply for LLB ( Bachelor of Law ) course , It is an Bachelor degree and the duration of the course three years and the course is divided into six semester . There is good scope for LLB course in both the private as well as Private Institutions . In LLB course there are lot of specialization are available such as , Civil Law , Corporate Law , International Law , Criminal Law , Tax Law etc... To apply for LLB course you should complete bachelor degree in any discipline ( ie :- B.com / B.sc / BBA / BCA ) with Minimum 45% percentage marks from recognized Institution . Some Institution may give relaxation to sc/st candidate for 5 % percentage of marks You should qualified in Law Entrance Examination with good percentage of marks . The Admission for LLB course is based on the Entrance Examination percentage of marks . If your score good percentage of marks then you may get admission for LLB course . You have to give any one of the following Entrance Examination to get admission for LLB course , LLB Entrance Examination :-
To apply for this Entrance Examination you should complete 12th standard in any discipline commerce / science / Arts from recognized university . You have score minimum 50% percentage of marks in 12th board Examination . Final year candidate may also eligible to apply for this Entrance Examination . The Syllabus for Entrance Examination may covers following syllabus like, Language Ability , Aptitude Test , Legal Reasoning etc.. To crack this Examination you have to go through the syllabus , So that definitely you may crack the Examination with good percentage of marks . So, I suggest to apply for LLB course , If your really aspiring to become an Layer . |
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5th April 2012, 01:43 PM
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After completion of your degree(any stream),you are eligible for applying CLAT(Common Law Admission Test).It is usually conducted in may.If you are performing well in CLAT you will get admission in National Law Schools(equivant to IIT'S in engg).Campus placement in those colleges are very good
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#7
5th April 2012, 01:48 PM
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After completion of your degree(any stream),you are eligible for applying CLAT(Common Law Admission Test)entrance exam.It is usually conducted in may.If you are performing well in CLAT you will get admission in National Law Schools(equivant to IIT'S in engg).Campus placement in those colleges are very good.There are entrance exams conducted by colleges,in kerala there is a common entrance test for LLB admission conducted by the five Govt. Law colleges
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5th April 2012, 03:12 PM
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hello,
To become lawyer you should do llb course after gradution. become a Lawyer you can appear in Common Law Admission Test (CLAT) which is conducted for admission to the LLB program at eleven National Law Universities. good luck |
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#9
5th April 2012, 03:24 PM
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After completion of BA you can apply for LL.B.(Bachelor of Law) which is an under Graduate course in Law of three year durations. There are ample scope of a Law Graduate in both Govt. and Private sector or else there is wide scope for legal practice as a Lawyer which is a very challenging and exiting profession.
The candidate having completed Graduation in any discipline with 50% marks from a recognised University is eligible to apply for LL.B. course. Some reputed Institutions conduct entrance exam for admission to LL.B. course and other conduct admission on the basis of marks secured in Graduation. After three years of LL.B. course divided in to six semesters successfully, to become a Lawyer you have to apply for a professional license through respective State Bar Association with certain prescribed fees to obtain a Bar License after which you become able to practice as a Lawyer. |
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