Hi Vtthanigai,

Yes you can absolutely pursue LLB after doing your MBA. Both TN board and RIOS boards are recognized boards in India and certificates thus obtained from them should not pose a problem for you in college admissions. You can go through the link attached below to check for all the boards recognized and deemed valid in India.

https://www.validboards.in/valid-boards-list-2019/

Additionally, there is no upper age limit to pursue a degree in LLB. You should hold a bachelor's degree in any discipline from a recognized university with a minimum aggregate percentage of 45% in case of general category and 40% in case of SC/ST category.

Admission procedure differs for every institution. Some of the best institutions to apply for an admission into the LLB program are Delhi University, Symbiosis Law College Pune, Government Law College of Mumbai, ILS Law College Pune, Rajiv Gandhi School of Intellectual Property Law, Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur and many others. Moreover, NLSIU, India's top law school, is all set to start its 3 year LLB course from this year. You can check the details on the NLU's official website and likewise prepare for it.

I hope I answered your question. Drop a reply in case of any confusion. Good luck!

Hi candidate,

I hope you are doing good. Congratulations for your best score in class 12th from Tamil Nadu board. If your is to complete M.Tech in Computer Science, you need to pursue an undergraduate course called B.Tech in CS or IT. Prepare for your JEE Mains and Advanced, then qualify for taking admission in some good college. You can even pursue state level government colleges as your aim is M.Tech, but I suggest you to keep jobs as option in between.

Now, from second year onwards, start preparing for GATE. It is a national level exam for taking admission in Post graduate courses of MTech.

Once qualified, you are good to go with MTech in Computer Science. I don't suggest you to pursue MTech from state level colleges instead do job at low salary for a year.

I hope it covers your query.

Thank you!

Hey student,

LLB, also known as Bachelor of Legislative Law, is an undergraduate law programme of 3-year or 5-year duration that can be pursued after graduation and 10+2 respectively. The Bachelor of Legislative Law is a foundational course in law that teaches students about legal procedures followed in the profession

Yes, definitely you can. One who has completed intermediate from RIOS board is definitely eligible for whatever course or job her or she wants to apply.

All the best student,

Hope this helps you.

https://www.careers360.com/courses/llb-bachelor-of-legislative-law/amp

Hello aspirant,

If you wish to change your school after your 11th standard, you can approach your Headmaster/Headmistress with a proper letter stating the reasons for the same.  Frankly speaking, they should provide TC to the student when asked.  But the issuing of TC to a student mid-way between his/her higher secondary depends completely on the decision of the HM and the severity of the reason stated by the student itself.

So, I think you may have some better reasons in your mind to convince your HM for obtaining TC from your school.

Hope that helps. All the best.

Greetings dear aspirant

The cutoff trends changes every year and it depends on the number of students appearing in the examination, difficulty level, number of available seats, etc. Getting a CSE seat is becoming really hard these days because of the huge demand.

With a cutoff around 176, you can get following branches in Chennai Institute of Technology under Open Category(OC):

• Mechanical Engineering
• Civil Engineering
• Electrical and Electronics Engineering

You can have a detailed look at the TNEA cutoff trends of previous few years from the link provided below:

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/tnea-cutoff/amp

Hope I've cleared all your doubts!!

All the best for your future career

Hi Aspirant,

As you secured 37.88 percentile in JEE mains exam, your expected marks would be 21-30.

Sastra University allows admissions based on your JEE mains score. For this you need minimum marks of 100-120 in JEE mains. And also minimum aggregate of 75% in 12th board exam.

So based on this criteria,it would difficult for you to get admission in Sastra University.

To know the possibile college admissions based on your JEE mains score in your desired branch, use our JEE college predictor tool:

https://engineering.careers360.com/jee-main-college-predictor?utm_source=qna

Hope this information helps you. Feel free to ask more queries.

All the best!!

Hello,

You are giving your 12th class examination in 2017. But you didn't passed it. So it doesn't matter how many attempt you will give. So you can give 12th examination again In this year 2021. But you have to clear your examination then you can get admission any college for graduation degree or any diploma course as well.

All the best.

Hello Aspirant,

It I s difficult to compare arts, science and engineering streams with each other. If you are truly confused between the three use any of the below given methods choose your Bachelors degree course.

Since you are waiting for your 12th board examination marks and even though you don't have a precise marksheet in front of you, you might have an idea as to which subjects you did better at. So if it is physics, chemistry and mathematics you can choose engineering streams or science base streams (ie, BSc or Btech /BE). If you are interested in say languages or you like history, geography, Economics and such subjects take an arts based course.

Make sure to keep your probable score in mind the cutoff marks will eliminate candidates at due times so apply based on your scores(estimated).

You can also go by your interest levels. You can either download syllabus for various courses you find interesting or watch YouTube videos on different courses.

If placement opportunities are what you are looking for then go for Btech /BE. Since they are professional degrees which boost chance at getting placed compared to arts degrees.

Hope this helps and Good luck

Hello ,

According to the eligibility criteria candidates must have passed 10+2 (Academic: both +1 and +2) or its equivalent with  minimum average percentage (40% for Backward Class including Backward Class Muslim, MBC & DNC, SCA ) in Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry put together.

Admissions are  based on qualifying exam and merits. Given your category, you might stand a chance of admission yes but merit also needs to be taken into view And 338 marks are not much to get admission. But it's also not impossible so please do try.

Good luck!!