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I have done my 12th from science stream. Can I become a lawyer? Is it a good career option?

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Asked by Muhit Makwani

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    Prashant Kumar Engineering Student | Guide-Level 12

    6 years ago
    You should do LLB which can be done just after 10+2. You have to take Common Law Admission Test (CLAT). You can choose between 5-year integrated course or 3-year graduation of LLB. There are 7 universities which provide law degree. Universities which admit students for the 5-year LL.B course through CLAT are:
    NLSIU-Bangalore
    NLIU-Bhopal
    NALSAR-Hyderabad
    WBNUJS-Kolkata
    HNLU-Raipur
    NLU-Jodhpur
    RMLNLU-Lucknow
    GNLU-Gandhinagar
    CNLU-Patna
    RGNUL-Patiala
    NUALS-Kochi
    NUSRL-Ranchi
    NLUO-Odisha
    NLUJA-Assam.

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