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| 17th January 2017 09:34 PM | |
| BHANBHORI |
Re: Am I eligible to get admission in LAW college after completing Intermediate scoring 42.5% marks? L.L.B. or Bachelor of Legislative Law is an undergraduate Law course. The duration of this course is three years. For this course candidate must have passed 12th class with a minimum of 50% from a recognized board. As per my knowledge, you are not eligible to get admission in Good government LAW college after completing Intermediate scoring 42.5% marks so my suggestion to you is that you can try to get admission in private LAW college. |
| 17th January 2017 05:05 PM | |
| Doctor Tom |
Re: Am I eligible to get admission in LAW college after completing Intermediate scoring 42.5% marks? After 12th you can apply for 5 year BA LLB course and to apply for this course you have to complete your intermediate examination and must have scored minimum 50% marks in your intermediate examination. If you have fulfill the given eligibility then you have to apply for this examination and those who crack this examination with good rank will get admission in 5 year BA LLB course. You should have citizenship of India. Maximum age should not exceed 20 years. |
| 17th January 2017 03:20 PM | |
| taputanya |
Re: Am I eligible to get admission in LAW college after completing Intermediate scoring 42.5% marks? For applying LLB a candidate should have completed their 12th with minimum 50% from recognised board. Your age limit should not exist 20 years. You must be citizen of India. For more information you can visit this website: http://cetadmissions.puchd.ac.in |
| 16th January 2017 07:15 PM | |
| Unregistered |
Am I eligible to get admission in LAW college after completing Intermediate scoring 42.5% marks? Respected Sir, I have completed my Intermediate scoring 42.5% marks and I want to get admission in LAW college so I want to know am I eligible to get admission in LAW college after completing Intermediate scoring 42.5% marks? Please answer as soon as possible. |
