If I go 5 years course of LL.B, will I be eligible to go for CDS after 3 years or is graduation necessary for CDS?

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Asked by Aditya singh

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    Saket Raj Sahu BELIEVE IN KARMA. | Guide-Level 15

    4 years ago
    According to CDS eligibility criteria 2020, candidates applying for the exam must be 20 to 24 years. Candidates who have passed graduation or appearing for their final year are eligible to apply for CDS exam provided they submit a relevant certificate of passing the examination at the time of commencement of course.
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    khushal juneja

    6 years ago
    A graduation is required for CDS. You will not get you degree in 3 years. You will get your integrated degree after 5 years only.
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    Avishek Pradhan Law Enthusiast helping other Law Enthusiasts. | Contributor-Level 8

    6 years ago
    Yes, of course, but then the age limit threshold kicks in. So, I would suggest you calculate everything and then proceed forward.
    Best of luck.

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