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Hi Navdeep, this is the most common entrance examination which is conducted for admission into under graduate level courses in Law. In case of BA (LLB) the candidates should have passed their 12th class from any recognized university or college. The students who are awaiting their 12th class result can also opt for this exam. The candidates should have at least 45 % marks in the qualifying exam. There is reservation in case of SC/ST/OBC/PHP candidates where in they should have at least 40 % marks for applying to this exam. (50% marks in case of BA Hons).
In case of graduate candidates who are opting in for LLB can join if they have a qualifying mark of around 45% (40% in case of reserved categories). Those candidates who are doing their final year graduation are also eligible to apply for this post. The candidates should be 20 years of age which can be 22 in case of reserved categories. I am sending you link of institutes offering your desired course, please place the link in the address bar.
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Hi,
TOEFL is a exam which need to be taken by all the international students whose first or native language is not English.
TOEFL has 4 section namely:
*Reading
*Writing
*Speaking
*Listening
TOEFL (Test of English as Foreign Language) is of 120 marks, and all the good universities requires 80-90 plus score.
TOEFL scores are one of the important eligibility criteria to get admission in the university of your choice.
It is always advisable to join join some good coaching institute which offers quality TOEFL coaching.
I hope this answers your query.
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Hi Usa, for your query I would say that after MBBS doctors may prepare for work in general practice in Government or private hospitals or they may choose to specialize. More than 70% MBBS graduates try for postgraduate qualifications like MD, MS, Ph.D, etc, rather than going in for a job or private practice. At the post graduate level, there is specialisation in Medicine and Surgery. Career opportunities also exist in medical services of the army, navy and air force in charitable institutions. Some candidates after post graduation, also opt to serve in medical colleges and training institutes as teachers or in research institutes and medical colleges as researchers. Many go for private practice/ self employment. Other career options can be found in the field of hospital administration and medical transcription. Hospital management is yet another option you could try getting into by doing a MHA course. Recently there has been a new trend to go for MBA rather than MHA as MBA degree equips you for a career in many other fields rather than being restricted to hospital administration.
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