I am graduate from Karnataka university. I want to take admission for law. What is the step.

65% in B.A. In arts from kuvempu university.

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Jyoti Goel | Guide-Level 13

7 years ago

It doesn't matter from which university you have done your graduation. You can take admission in law regardless of the same. If you want to take admission in law you first need to decide which university you wish to take admission in. There are a lot of universities all over India, which provide the

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