I am in class 12th. Can you please share information regarding LLB?

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Asked by Chirag Jethawa

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Chandan Kasuladevi | Contributor-Level 8

9 years ago

you should write clat(common law admission test)

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Bhanu Thakur | Beginner-Level 5

9 years ago

you would be doing BA LLB or b.com LLB or bba LLB 5 year integrated course. to go into good law college you need to write CLAT. Based on your score you would be allotted college. BOL

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Chhavi Sharma | Beginner-Level 5

9 years ago

Hi Chirag, If are wanting to secure admission in LLB course at a good college, be assured that you will have to sit for an entrance exam. Almost all popular law schools offer admissions basis the performance of an aspirant in an entrance exam. Some popular law entrance tests are: https://www.shiksh

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