How much do I need to score in class 12th to pursue law course?

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3 years ago
Eligibility for LL.B. After 12th: The basic eligibility criteria to pursue an LL.B. Course is completing class 12th from a recognised board. One must score a minimum of 45% marks in class 12th.

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Vinay kr Pandey
3 years ago
Dear aspirant, Glad to meet you. LL.B. Eligibility: The following are the eligibility criteria that are needed to be fulfilled by the aspirants. Students aspiring to pursue LL.B. Course should score at least 45% in Class XII and qualify the entrance test required for admission in LL.B. Course. Howev

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Ritesh Bhandari
9 years ago
You need to get above 65% marks.

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