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pradeep kumarSr. Section Engr(Design)
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The eligibility criteria may vary from college to college. Here, we have listed some of the common M.A. Sociology eligibility criteria that must be fulfilled by the candidates:
The students must complete his/her graduation in any undergraduate course. The students from Humanities background will have an advantage over others. The minimum graduation percentage may vary from 45% to 50%. The percentage differs from college to college. The eligibility criteria of LPU is also given for an idea : Pass with 50% aggregate marks in Bachelors Degree (any discipline) or equivalent.
The students must complete his/her graduation in any undergraduate course. The students from Humanities background will have an advantage over others. The minimum graduation percentage may vary from 45% to 50%. The percentage differs from college to college. The eligibility criteria of LPU is also given for an idea : Pass with 50% aggregate marks in Bachelors Degree (any discipline) or equivalent.
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Adv. Ved VinayakLaw educator at Lex Logic You Tube channel.
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No there are no percentage criteria for the 12th standard but you can not pursue 3 years of law after intermediate. Law can be pursued in the following two ways:
If you've passed your intermediate (from any stream) - Opt for an integrated LLB course (5 years) eg. BA LLB (hon. ), BBA. LLB. (hon. ), B.Com. LL.B. (Hons. )
If you are already a graduate (from any stream) - Go for an LL.B. programme (3yrs).
So you can only go for a 5-year law course. Appear for CLAT, AILET or Search for the best law colleges in your city/state and apply there. Most of them will conduct their entrance.
If you've passed your intermediate (from any stream) - Opt for an integrated LLB course (5 years) eg. BA LLB (hon. ), BBA. LLB. (hon. ), B.Com. LL.B. (Hons. )
If you are already a graduate (from any stream) - Go for an LL.B. programme (3yrs).
So you can only go for a 5-year law course. Appear for CLAT, AILET or Search for the best law colleges in your city/state and apply there. Most of them will conduct their entrance.
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You can opt cab, auto or metro may. I have not heard of any such van facility
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A course in CIMA may cost around 2-3 Lacs including the tuition and exam fees.
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pradeep kumarSr. Section Engr(Design)
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Technically Yes, A candidate can appear in all the 4 sessions of JEE Main. The eligibility criteria of all the papers is the same. However if dates and timings of Paper-1, Paper-2A and Paper-2B are not overlapping than these sessions can be attempted easily.
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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser
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Hello Chirag, it's very nice to hear from you that you have dreams of doing your engineering management studies in United States. You can definitely go for it if you fulfill all the requirements for seeking admission. Different institutions and colleges in United States base their admission criteria not exclusively on academics but on a bouquet of different requirements. It's difficult to talk all about that here. Hence I would like to advise you to approach and agency available in your town which is dealing with sending students to United States for studies. This is so since they would be aware of the different criteria of the bouquet
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