What are the courses after 12th commerce without maths . I'm interested in law

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Yash Wardhan | Beginner-Level 1

2015-05-13 17:58:24

To Become a Lawyer You have Two way 1st You go For BA LLB 5year integrated course and you will become a Lawyer. 2nd you go for BA and after BA you go LLB(3year) after LLB you go to LLM (2years) /Specialization or Diploma course of 1year total years to Become a "Specialized Lawyer" is 9years. The

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Karnavati University (Unitedworld ) | Contributor-Level 8

2015-05-14 12:05:36

There are many good colleges where you may apply, but prior applying you need to do some research to find out which are the colleges that provide proper educational facilities, faculties as well as placements. if you consider all these parameters then you may keep Unitedworld School of Law which pro

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