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Hi,

I want to persue 3 years LLB from Mumbai University. I have done my Post graduation (MCOM) from Mumbai university and I have scored 43.50% (agreegate of 2 yrs), however I have just scored 39.00% in BCOM. Am I eligible for 3 years LLB based on 43.50% obtained in MCOM (Post Graduation). If yes, I would like to know which college in Mumbai would give me admission.


Thanks
Homesh

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Hi,

I want to persue 3 years LLB from Mumbai University. I have done my Post graduation (MCOM) from Mumbai university and I have scored 43.50% (agreegate of 2 yrs), however I have just scored 39.00% in BCOM. Am I eligible for 3 years LLB based on 43.50% obtained in MCOM (Post Graduation). If yes, I would like to know which college in Mumbai would give me admission.


Thanks
Homesh

Sorry to say that you're not eligible for LLB course after completing LLB course. You have scored very less marks in both the Bachelor degree as well as Master Degree (M.Com coruse). Minimum 50% percentage of marks is required to Join in LLB course.

LLB (Bachelor of Law). The duration of the course is for three years and the course is divided into four semester. There are lot of Colleges in India which offers this LLB course.

To Apply for LLB course then the candidate should be satisfy the eligibility criteria,

Holding Bachelor or Master Degree course in any discipline with minimum 50% marks from recognized university/Institution in India.

Candidate age should not more than 30 years of age and the candidate should be qualified in CLAT or The Entrance Examination which is conducted by the Institution.

The Candidate may get admission for LLB course based on Entrance Examination score.

So, as per you're percentage of marks you're not eligible for LLB course.

I want to take admission for LLB but I got 43% in B.COM & 51% in M.COM shall I eligible or not.

Is possible to join "any short term law course" after M.com. I however passed Bcom with 77%..

I was take admition Mcom but did not attend college d I am fail in fi
1st semister know I want to take admition for llb pls advice can I take admition for llb on bcom basis in pune unibersity or not

Is it possible to get admission in L.L.B. as, i have completed my B.Com with 65% marks and my M.Com with 62% marks . On the basis of percentage of marks in graduation and post graduation can i get direct admission in L.L.B. ?

Is it eligible to get admission in LLB for the year 2016, I have Completed my b.com for the year 2013 and also done by M.com(private) for the 2015. as per new notification?

Is it eligible to get admission in LLB for the year 2016, I have completed my b.com for the year 2013 and also done by m.com(private) for the year 2015. as per new notification?

Is it eligible to get admission in LLB for the year 2016, I have completed my b.com for year 2013 and also done by m.com(private) for year 2015, as per new notification?

I am M.com with 63% and a CA intermediate, working in Mumbai.
Kindly suggest colleges, how and when to apply
Regards,
Jeeva

Yes, you are eligible to apply for llb course after M.Com.

The following are few colleges in madurai that offer this course

--Government Law College, Madurai

--SMBC-S M B College

--Madurai Kamaraj University

I wanted to go For LLB studies in Mumbai. I have completed my Graduation and Post- Graduation with 63% and 69%.
what is the procedure should I follow?

For LLB Eligibility, there is no minimum age requirement for admission to LLB course. You just have to secure minimum aggregate marks to secure admission to LLB course.


...
Bachelor of Laws (LLB) Top Colleges, Syllabus, Scope, and Salary.

Duration 3 to 5 year

Level Degree

Eligibility Graduation in any discipline


Colleges in Mumbai:----

SMBC-S M B College

--Madurai Kamaraj University

I am b.com completing with 80% and appear in m.com can I go-to after completing my pg for LLB.and tell what criteria of this degree



Your faithfully
Abhishek

I have scored 43% in TYB.COM & 48% in M.COM from Mumbai university. My age is 30.
Am i eligible to do LLB? Please assist!