Is counselling required for admission in LLB at Vivekanand Education Society's College of Law?

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Yes, entrance test is important to get admission in LLB at Vivekanand Education Society's College of Law. The admission is entrance-based. All students who want to get admission in the Vivekanand Education Society's College of Law have to appear for MHCET and pass the entrance test with a valid scor

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Yes, counselling is required for admission in VES College of Law. The final selection for LLB is done on the basis of MHCET scores. After the scores are release, students get notification to attend counselling. Students must participate in counselling process and pay required fees to confirm admissi

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