What grades do you need to study Law at the Warwick University?

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    Akanksha Malhotra | Contributor-Level 10

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    The University of Warwick LLB admission requirements are given below:

    • The applicants must have studied the Higher Secondary Certificate / Class 12 from CBSE and CISC and some State Boards, on a case to case basis. To know the exact details, make sure to check Indian student requirements for postgraduate courses
    • This course required Band C in terms of the English language requirements. In other words, the scores required in ELP tests are IELTS with overall 7.0 including in 6.5 in each component / TOEFL iBT with 100 / PTE with 75 and no less than 59 in any of the Communicative Skills
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