I have done PGDBA programme from SCDL with scored 58%. I just want to know that am I eligible for LAW COURSE in DELHI UNIVERSITY.

I want to pursue LAW COURSE IN DELHI UNIVERSITY.

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Asked by Varsha Kharat
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7 years ago
Hi Varsha, yes, of course, you are eligible for law courses at Delhi University. You can apply for the same. Delhi University is the best choice for this course as per faculty members and location. Best of luck.

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