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If you are not going to attend ap diploma 3rd semester regular examination the only consequence is that you will not potentially be able to receive college credit for all the hard work that you did.if you are okay with it then its ok dont give it.

Also,you should contact your institute whether there is any other issues arises in future if you don't give this exam.the policy of your institute will decide the implications of not giving exam.

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Hello student,

For National Law Universities (NLUs), you generally need to provide both:

1. OBC-NCL Certificate : To prove your eligibility under the OBC Non-Creamy Layer category.
   
   

2. Income Certificate : Some NLUs may ask for an income certificate to confirm your Non-Creamy Layer status (based on family income), as the OBC-NCL category is defined by income limits.

It’s best to check the specific requirements of the NLU you are applying to, as they may vary in their document requirements.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries then feel free to share your questions with us we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you and wishing you all the best for your bright future.

If you're looking for the best law colleges in Uttar Pradesh offering a BBA-LLB integrated 5-year program with direct admission and affordable fees under 5 lakhs, there are several options to consider:

1. **Lloyd Law College, Greater Noida**: Lloyd Law College is one of the well-known institutions in UP offering a BBA-LLB program. The college allows direct admissions based on merit or through the Lloyd Entrance Test (LET). The total fees for the 5-year program are reasonable and fall within the 5 lakh budget. The college also offers good campus placements and industry exposure, making it a value-for-money choice.

2. **SRMS College of Law, Bareilly**: Shri Ram Murti Smarak (SRMS) College offers a BBA-LLB integrated program with direct admission. The fee structure is affordable, and the college has a strong reputation for providing quality legal education along with opportunities for internships and placements.

3. **Amity Law School, Lucknow**: While Amity is slightly higher in terms of fees, it often provides scholarships and fee concessions, which may bring the total cost under 5 lakhs. The college offers good infrastructure, experienced faculty, and a focus on holistic development.

Each of these colleges offers good academic exposure, placement support, and value for money within the constraints of your budget. Be sure to check their admission processes and deadlines on their respective websites.

hope this helps you!!

Hello,

CIPET's admission process for diploma and B.Tech programs involves entrance exams and eligibility criteria. For diploma programs, CIPET conducts its own admission test, while B.Tech admissions are based on TNEA scores

*Diploma Eligibility Criteria:*

- 10th passed with Maths, Science, and English as subjects for Diploma in Plastic Technology and Diploma in Plastic Mould Technology

*B.Tech Eligibility Criteria:*

- 12th with Physics, Chemistry, and Maths

*Cut Offs:*

Cut offs vary depending on the program and ccategory. The cut off aren't released yet for the college as it varies every year depending on various factors.

Hello,

Yes. Govindrao Wanjari Law College, Nagpur offers scholarships on merit as well as reserved category scholarships like SC, ST, OBC, and others such as the Post-Matric Scholarship Scheme within the government scholarship scheme for eligible candidates. The scholarship application form can be submitted through the government's online portals or through the admission office of the college. To get more information on the types of scholarships they accept, it would be best to find out from the administration of the college or visit their website.

Hello there,

No, you are not eligible to sit for the AIBE (All India Bar Examination) if you only have a BPP (Bachelor's Preparatory Programme) certification for class 12.

To be eligible for the AIBE, you must:

1. Have a recognized LLB degree from a Bar Council of India (BCI)-approved law school.
   
   
2. Have completed regular education (10th, 12th, and graduation) from recognized institutions. A BPP certification in place of 12th grade is generally not accepted.

You may need to complete a recognized 12th grade qualification to meet the eligibility requirements for pursuing an LLB and later sitting for the AIBE exam.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries then feel free to share your questions with us we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you and wishing you all the best for your bright future.

Hello,

Could you please provide more details about which exam or course you're inquiring about? Knowing the specific exam or course will help me give you accurate information on the fee structure and exam schedule. Let me know the name of the institution or exam, and I'll assist you with the necessary details!

Hello Lucky,

For MHT-CET as a Kashmir migrant , you typically need the following documents in addition to the domicile certificate :

1. Migration Certificate : Proof of being a migrant from the Kashmir Valley.
2. Identity Proof : Such as an Aadhar card or passport.
3. Marksheet : Your Class 12 mark sheet or equivalent.
4. Caste Certificate : If applicable, for any reserved category benefits.
5. Passport-sized Photographs : Usually required for the application process.
   
   CAP Counseling Process
   
   

6. Score Card Submission : In the CAP (Centralized Admission Process) for MHT-CET, you generally have to submit your MHT-CET score . If you're also appearing for JEE Main , you can submit that score as well, but you need to check specific instructions from the Maharashtra CET cell regarding which score will be considered for admission.
   
   

7. Single or Multiple Score Cards : You can use either your MHT-CET score or your JEE Main score for admissions, depending on the course and college preferences. Some colleges may accept both scores, but you need to confirm that from the official guidelines.
   
   

8. Merit List : Based on your submitted scores, a merit list will be prepared for admissions.
   
   

9. Choice Filling : After the merit list is announced, you can fill in your choices for colleges and courses based on your score.
   
   

10. Seat Allotment : You’ll be allotted a seat based on your merit rank and the preferences you filled in.
    
    

11. Reporting to College : After allotment, you'll need to report to the college for document verification and payment of fees.

Make sure to check the official MHT-CET website or the Maharashtra CET cell for the most accurate and updated information regarding documentation and the counseling process.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries then feel free to share your questions with us we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you and wishing you all the best for your bright future.

Hello Jinu,

As a lateral entry student who completed a diploma after the 10th standard, filling out scholarship forms can be tricky since most ask for 12th-grade marks. Here’s what you can do:

1. Look for Diploma Equivalency: Some scholarship forms allow you to enter your diploma marks in place of 12th-grade marks since a diploma is considered equivalent in many cases. Check the form for any section where you can select "diploma" as your qualification.
   
   

2. Contact Scholarship Helpdesk: Reach out to the helpline or support team of the scholarship website. They might provide an alternative solution or suggest how to fill the form correctly without 12th-standard marks.
   
   

3. Attach an Explanation: Some forms have an option to upload additional documents. You can include a letter or affidavit explaining your lateral entry status and that you don’t have 12th-grade marks because you completed a diploma after the 10th.
   
   

4. Alternative Approach: Try entering a default value like 0 or NA , and if the form accepts it, you can later clarify during document verification.

These steps should help you proceed with the scholarship application.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries then feel free to share your questions with us we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you and wishing you all the best for your bright future.

Hello,

According to the latest Bar Council of India (BCI) rules, students pursuing a regular LLB degree are not permitted to enroll in any other regular degree programs simultaneously.

However, you can pursue an additional degree, such as an MA, through distance education or private mode .

The BCI guidelines ensure that law students focus on their LLB program without the distraction of another regular course.

So, yes, while pursuing an LLB in regular mode, you can pursue an MA through private or distance mode without violating BCI regulations.

Hope it helps !