After 12th, can I pursue civil law course?

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Nilanjana Kamat | Contributor-Level 10

8 years ago

Hi Malavika, You can pursue five-year LLB course after class 12th for which you must also take an entrance test such as CLAT, LSAT, AILET, etc. You may choose your major or honours subject during the LLB course.

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Nisha Vishwakarma

4 years ago

Mai avi 12th mai hu mujhe next year 2023 m law karna h toh mujhe ky karna hoga plzz btaye na.

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