I want to do a course in crime. In which field can I go for after 12th commerce?

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Rohit Kothawade
7 years ago
If you want to study crime then go for law after your 12th.

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Ridhima Bansal
7 years ago
Hi Adii, If you want to pursue your career in crime field, then you can go with law as your career option. All you need to do is give CLAT exam for admission in one of the best law colleges in India and after that choose to become a criminal lawyer which is a good option if you wish to pursue your

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How can I purse in law enforcement after 12th commerce after giving CLAT please tell me path for moving on it.

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