Can I appear for TSLAWCET 2017 after completing B.Tech?

I want to pursue LLB.

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Sunil Soni
9 years ago
Eligibility criteria for TSLAWCET for admission in 3 year LLB degree course Is that student should have passed graduation from a recognised institution with at least 45% marks. If you have done B.Tech from a recognised university with above 45% marks then you are eligible to appear for entrance exam

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It India, most of the graduation degreed are of 3 years duration that is why eligibility criteria is 10+2+3. Do not worry, you are eligible because you have higher qualification in comparison to minimum eligiblity qualification.

Abhishek Vikram
8 years ago
As you have a Bachelor's degree, this makes you eligible for a 3 years law course provided you have the minimum percentage required for admissions.

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