Amity University, Noida Law Admissions 2025
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Yes you definitely can have facility of admission in diploma in Labour law or labour welfare but for that you will have to fulfill the following eligibility criteria.
For that you need to have a bachelor degree in law or master degree in social science related subject from any recognised University with minimum 50% marks in aggregate subject.
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Yes you definitely can have facility of admission in diploma in Labour law or labour welfare but for that you will have to fulfill the following eligibility criteria.
For that you need to have a bachelor degree in law or master degree in social science related subject from any recognised University with minimum 50% marks in aggregate subject.
for more precise detail clearly write your keywords.
Best of luck
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