I am 43 year old 12th pass can I do law.

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Asked by Nilesh Kharat
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jyoti goel
7 years ago
As per my knowledge, age is not a bar yet to get admission to law degree and also, registration as a lawyer after the completion of the degree. Since you do not have a graduation degree, yet you can directly apply for BA LLB. Since this way, you will be able to do law and also, save one year of your

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Roshni Choudhary
7 years ago
Could you please tell the university you are looking for?

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Rishabh  Sharma
7 years ago
Hi Nilesh, Yes, you can do law as there's no age limit for doing law as a person should learn more and more. You can pursue law.

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