Should I go for law this year only or try again & continue with graduation as my years won't be lost?

I have completed my 12th in '15. I took admission in B.Com (Hons) Patna University. But I always wanted to go in the field of law & administration. I secured 96/106 attempted in CLAT.

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111 Views|2 Followers|Posted 2016-07-04 02:43:22
Asked by Ujjwal Raj
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richa Bhatnagar
2016-07-15 18:39:11
You undoubtedly have a good score.Doing B.Com and then law is a perfect combination.I don't think wasting one year that you have already spend pursuing graduation would be a good option.You can enrol for LLB and you need to be a graduate for that

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astha singh
2016-07-11 11:17:19
That is a really good score.Try for adm. in the top 5, in case you don't get a good college try again for CLAT, just one more year & continue your graduation

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