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• If you want to become a lawyer: No. After Class 12, you need to pursue a 5-year integrated law degree (such as BA LLB , BBA LLB , or B.Com LLB ) from a Bar Council of India-approved college. Many private colleges offer admission without CLAT or

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Yes, you can apply for admission to law colleges in and around Kolhapur if you meet the eligibility criteria.

Admission to 3-year LLB requires a bachelor's degree, while 5-year integrated LLB requires passing Class 12. Admissions are generally based on the MH CET Law examination or the admission process

Law students at Galgotias University get a balanced campus life with moot courts, legal events, seminars and extracurricular activities

Hi Sana, please refer the following link:
https://law.careers360.com/articles/mh-cet-law-previous-year-question-paper

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Neither law nor engineering has "more scope" than the other; they simply lead to entirely different career paths. Engineering offers broad industry options and higher starting salaries, while law often requires a longer initial grind but offers lucrative corporate roles, public sector opportunities (e.g., Judiciary, Public Prosecutor),

If you're looking for a Post Graduate Diploma (PGD) in Labour Law , some of the well-known institutions in India are:

• Jamia Millia Islamia – Offers a PG Diploma in Labour Laws . It is one of the more reputed options for legal studies and employment law.

• University of Rajasthan

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Can you please specify the college in which you want to apply for admission?

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Can you please clarify as to what are you trying to ask?

Dear Student,

There are several colleges from where you can pursue a law programme at a loo fee. Some of the colleges for 3-year LLB are as follows:

• Lucknow University (Rs 28,000)
• BHU Varanasi (Rs 45,000)
• Dr BR Ambedkar College of Law, Visakhapatnam (Rs 60,000)

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