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I need to do M.L is it mandatory t9 have bachelor degree in law... As I am professionally qualified company secretary... Kindly help me with this question... People are confusing me..


Harsh S 13th Jun, 2021
Answer (1)
Aditi amrendra Student Expert 28th Jun, 2021
Hello,

Master of Laws is a two years post-graduation course. If you want to do Masters in law you must have a bachelors in law degree to pursue it. You must also have secured 50% marks in your Bachelor's. You can appear in exams like CLAT, AILET, LSAT India, MHT CET Law, based on entrance marks you will get admission.

I hope this helps.

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