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Here are the steps you need to take if you want to pursue a law degree:
1. *Complete your undergraduate degree. * The minimum educational requirement for admission to law school is a Bachelor's degree. Any undergraduate degree will suffice, but some majors that are considered to be good preparation for law school include political Science, English history, philosophy, and economics.
2. *Take the ISAT. * The ISAT is a standardized test that is required for admission to law school. The ISAT is a timed, multiple-choice test that measures your skills in reading comprehension, logical reasoning, and analytical reasoning.
3. *Research law schools. * There are many law schools in India, so it is important to do your research and identify the schools that are a good fit for you. Consider factors such as the school's location, reputation, and curriculum when making your decision.
4. *Apply to law school. * The application process for law school can vary from school to school. Some schools require you to submit an application form, while others require you to take an entrance exam. Be sure to find out what is required for the schools you are interested in applying to.
5. *Get good grades. * Your undergraduate GPA is an important factor in law school admissions. Make sure you get good grades in your undergraduate classes.
6. *Get involved in extracurricular activities. * Extracurricular activities can help you stand out from the crowd in law school admissions. Get involved in activities that you are passionate about and that will demonstrate your leadership skills.
7. *Write a strong personal statement. * The personal statement is an important part of your law school application. Use your personal statement to tell your story and explain why you want to go to law school.
8. *Get letters of recommendation. * Letters of recommendation are an important part of your law school application. Ask professors, employers, or other mentors who know you well to write letters of recommendation for you.
9. *Prepare for the interview. * If you are invited to interview at a law school, be sure to prepare. Practice answering common interview questions and dress professionally.
10. *Wait for the results. * The law school admissions process can take several months. Be patient and wait for the results to come in. If you are accepted to law school, congratulations! You are one step closer to becoming a lawyer.

Dear Deepika Jijotiya, congratulations on winning postgraduate in Mechanical Engineering. Yes, You are eligible to appear for UGC NET. appear with enormous confidence and make it success for your career path in academic profile. As you have M. Tech the variety of Job opportunities are there in Government/PSU as well as private sector. As a M. Tech in mechanical I sure with depth of knowledge you are eligible to appear in UPSC Indian Forest Service Examination, Indian Engineering Services Examination, Public Sector Enterprises Recruitment Board, Reserve Bank Gr. A and B officers examination, State bank PO, examinations conducted through Staff Selection Commission for recruiting Group B. and C officers with good status and lucrative payment and life security like Income Tax Inspectors, Excise Inspectors, Assistant Section Officers in Central Government Job status and the state public service examination to get luminous prospects. However on basis of your present need adopt yourself in secure path, approach a right consulting agencies for interim relief to get good job for on the job training. Patience is must to build your Job career in these cynical atmosphere. Albeit you can search websites of good manufacturing companies in India as well as in foreign nations go to the career/job positions tab and find the comfortable portfolio then upload your resumes with confidence hence on calling from the organization gather deep source of knowledge about that company and proceed. For instance Hapag Lloyd logistics, Reliance etc You will get good job position till you are to be comfortable in our nations recruitment agency.
This is my first writing on advice and post to a M. Tech student since myself a only B. Com graduate in 1993 from JNRM, (affiliated to Pondicherry Central University)Port Blair and 49 years old and my child is also aspiring in B. E (Mech). Kindly apologize on my advice if it is beyond my limit of knowledge.
Thanking you by S. Shanmuganathan

Hi Hari,
Here are the ways in which you can join Naval Academy:
1. NDA/NA entry- only male candidates are allowed for NDA/NA. Age limit for candidates is 16-19 years. Education qualification required is 10+2 with physics and maths subjects. To join the national defence academy (NDA), aspirants need to appear in written exam and in the service selection board (SSB) interview process which is handled by UPSC.
2. B.Tech entry- only unmarried male candidates are eligible to make use of this entry mode who are between the age of 16 -19 years of age. 10+2 Science stream with physics and mathematics subjects, with minimum 70% marks in PCM subjects and minimum 50% marks is required in English subject (10th or 12th class). This is a new entry of navy. SSB calls are made directly to candidates having the 12th percentage above the cut off percentage.
3. CDSE-male graduates who have done B.Sc. With physics and mathematics or Bachelor of engineering can apply for naval academy.
4. Other graduate entries- graduates and final year students are eligible to apply for this entry. There is no written test, the calls are directly made for SSB based on cut-off percentage of the qualifying exam. Age limit between 18-25 years is allowed.