I have cleared my 12th this year and also given CLAT. Should I go for integrated law or any other course if I want to go for law career?

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Hi there. You must pursue an integrated law course as the traditional law course is getting outdated. Also, you will get to save a year by doing an integrated course. Moreover, you would not have to wait for the completion of your graduation and then pursue a law degree. Also, the scope of the integ

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