I have completed graduation in 2011. Can I get admission in BA LL.B at Jogesh Chandra Chaudhury College?

My date of birth is January 24, 1992.

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Nupur Bubna | Beginner-Level 4

7 years ago

If you have completed your graduation, then you can go for 3 year LLB under Burdwan University, as Calcutta University does not provide 3year LLB course. BA LLB is for those students who want to pursue directly after class 12th, but you are already graduated, so you can do 3 year LLB.

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Ankita Choudhury | Beginner-Level 4

7 years ago

Your age exceeds the age bar for admission in Calcutta University.

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