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To be eligible for a 3-year LLB course in India, the basic eligibility criteria is to have completed a bachelor's degree in any discipline from a recognized university or board.
Since you have completed a 10+3 year Diploma course, you may not be eligible for a 3-year LLB course directly after completion of the diploma program. However, you may still be eligible for other law courses such as the 5-year integrated LLB program or the 1-year Diploma in Law program, depending on the specific eligibility criteria of the universities or colleges you are interested in.
It's recommended that you check with the universities or colleges offering the LLB course you are interested in to confirm their specific eligibility criteria. Additionally, it's worth mentioning that some universities may offer relaxation in eligibility criteria for students belonging to certain reserved categories, so it's important to check if you qualify for any such category.
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Hello, NTA conducts the UGC NET exam twice in a year in the month of June and December. For June 2019 the exam is going to be conducted from the 20th June to 28th June 2019 expect Saturday and Sunday. If you have decided to prepare UGC NET exam from home, then follow the tips which you can follow to secure your seat.
1. Keep yourself updated with the latest syllabus released by the NTA. NTA revised the UGC NET syllabus for the June 2019. Keeping your self-updated will you out to know the latest syllabus.
2. Join Online Test Series
3. Self-Evaluation is Must
When you are preparing from, it becomes a little bit difficult to evaluate your performance in comparison with your competitors. I hope the given information will help you out. Feel free to ask more queries. All the Best.

Hello NEET Aspirant!
It is neither that easy nor that hard. You can conquer NEET provided you have a clear cut strategy and you are stick to the fundamentals. Uptil now there are no changes in NEET Syllabus. So candidates can strat preparing from now itself. You first must contact with your senior about their strategies. Divide the syllabus according to the time span and follow it strictly. For biology finish your concepts from NCERT first then you have objective biology. Do not leave the mock test. Revise each and everything you study. For physics be clear it is not ratta-Fie, practice the derivation and application of concepts. Solve a number a questions to get to know the right and easy approach. For chemistry revise inorganic on daily basis. Practise to visualise a lot as organic is all about that and for physical focus on your numerical portion and derivations. Best of luck.

Hi,
It is good that you have made a decision on the MBA specialization and your past experience is definitely going to help you in you the course. Best college in India accepting GMAT is ISB (Indian School of Business) Hyderabad, but you have to check the eligibility criteria in their website or drop a mail to them for your query. Symbiosis University also offers a MBA in Healthcare. NITEE or SIOM for Operations or Industrial Management.
I would suggest that you to appear for CAT, as well if you want to increase your options in India as all IIMs definitely are a very good for the management courses. I am also a Mechanical engineer pursuing MBA in Marketing after 2 years of experience. And, trust me the working experience really helps in a better understanding of the subjects. Regards.