Which universities should I apply to and which exams do I need to clear for the same?

I have completed my class 12th and I want to pursue my studies in law preferably in another country.

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Asked by Mahima Harish

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    Chetna S | Scholar-Level 17

    8 years ago
    Hi Mahima
    The conditions for Law, medicine and CA are not same as for other courses abroad. You can pursue law from whichever country you wish as per your choice of university or budget but later if you plan to practice in India, you have to clear an exam by Bar council of India.
    Further law course abroad has lot of variation and if could share your preference of country it will be better. You may also take a look here
    http://studylink.com/law-courses/
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