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If you want pg diploma for medical law and ethics the eligibility criteria is that you have to be graduate and have ug degree in filed of law , medicine or pharmacy with 50% minimum marks . The fees of the diploma can vary from college to college

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The eligibility requires a bachelor’s degree from a recognized university.
Admission is usually through an online application process with document submission.
The course duration is typically one year with flexible completion options.
Fees range around 50,000 to 60,000, depending on the institution.
Admission timelines vary but often occur between

Hey Aspirant,

There are various online platforms where you can give online mock tests where you can improve yourself. One of the platform is Careers360. You can also visit the official website of MHCET for mock test.

In India, pursuing a dual degree combining law and psychology is relatively uncommon. However, some institutions offer integrated programs or combinations of these disciplines:

1. ICFAI Law School offers a dual degree program combining B.A. in Psychology with LLB, allowing students to gain expertise in both fields.

2. Symbiosis Law

Your best options are colleges like Dr. Ambedkar Global Law College and N.V.P. Law College in Visakhapatnam, All Saint's Christian Law College, and Sri Vijaynagar College of Law in Anantapur, based on previous years' cutoff trends.

Chances are good in private and semi government colleges with this rank.

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To get accurate details, please ask your question again with the name and location of the college which you are referring to.

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Hi dear candidate,

Can you please specify about which university you are searching for fees details so that we can help you further.

Also, MHT CET law is not necessary for every college as they also accept CLAT or few even give direct admission on 12th class marks as well.

The CULET is the Calcutta University Law Entrance Test for admission to its five-year B.A. LL.B. integrated program and affiliated law colleges.

Since you are looking for an affordable, government-affiliated college under Calcutta University i suggest you the main campus and its two government-aided colleges Jogesh Chandra Chaudhuri Law College

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No, most traditional law colleges don't offer significant relaxation in physical class attendance, as per the Bar Council of India (BCI) Rules of Legal Education 2008, which mandate attendance in classes, moot court exercises, and practical training. While some colleges may grant attendance credit for external events with prior