In which college I can get admission to pursue LLB on the basis of class 12th score?

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    Puja Chauhan | Contributor-Level 8

    3 weeks ago

    There are many colleges that offer admission to law programs based on class 12th scores, including private colleges and other law schools: 

    • Private colleges
      Some private colleges that offer admission based on class 12th scores include: 
       
       
      • Saveetha Institute of Medical and Technical Sciences: Requires a class 12 aggregate of 45% 
         
      • Woxsen University: Requires a class 12 aggregate of 45% and an entrance exam 
         
      • ICFAI Law School: Requires a class 12 aggregate of 45% and the TSLAWCET entrance exam 
         
      • Lovely Professional University: Requires a class 12 aggregate of 45% and an entr
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    Harsh Ranjan College Selection Expert | Scholar-Level 17

    7 years ago
    You have to get a decent score in the entrance exam of any college, then you will be able to get admission.

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