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What is the selection process for BBA LLB programme at Kerala University?

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    Shailja Rawat | Contributor-Level 10

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    Kerala University follows a thorough screening process for BBA LLB admissions. Firstly, the students are shortlisted based on marks scored on the entrance test. Next, these shortlisted students are invited for a personal interview round at the university. During their round, students are tested based on their logical thinking, communication skills, knowledge of the domain, etc. After this, the students are scored based on all the parameters. Those who meet the qualifying score are admitted to the course.

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