Can a final year law student give DU LLM entrance exam?

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It is possible for a law student in their final year to take the DU LLM entrance exam as long as they fulfil the requirements established by the University of Delhi. Although applicants who are in the last year of a three- or five-year LLB programme are welcome to apply, their admission will be prov

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