My graduation score is less than 45% and 12 score is less than 50%. How can I get admission in law?

Admission to law courses in India generally requires candidates to have a minimum percentage of marks in their qualifying exams. However, there may be some options available for candidates who do not meet the minimum eligibility criteria: Look for universities that have a lower eligibility criteria: Some universities may have a lower eligibility criteria for admission to law courses. You can research and find such universities and apply for admission. Check for relaxation in eligibility criteria: Some universities may provide relaxation in the eligibility criteria for certain categories of students such as SC/ST/OBC/PWD candidates. You can check with the university to see if you are eligible for any such relaxation. Pursue a Diploma or Certificate course in law: Some institutes offer Diploma or Certificate courses in law that may have a lower eligibility criteria. You can pursue such a course and then apply for admission to an LL.B. Programme. Consider private universities: Private universities may have different eligibility criteria and admission policies compared to government universities. You can research and apply to private universities that have a lower eligibility criteria for law courses. It is important to note that the above options may vary from university to university and it is recommended that you check with the university or colleges you are interested in for more specific information on eligibility criteria and admission policies.

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Law programs may vary depending on the university, college, and the type of law programme (such as LL.B.A. LL.B. BBA LL.B. LL. M. etc. ). However, if your graduation percentage is less than 45% and your 12th grade percentage is less than 50%, it may be challenging to meet the minimum admission criteria for many law programs in India, as most universities and colleges have strict eligibility criteria and yes you can research for specific universities and programs.

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