How can I go to Oxford Law School from India?

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Indian students interested in pursuing law based education from Oxford Law School are required to submit UCAS application and attain valid scores in LNAT.

Oxford Law school admission process is listed below:

·      Create account on UCAS

·      Use code: M100 to apply to Jurisprudence course at Oxford

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