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To prepare for Tax Law entrance examinations, consider the following tips:Understand the Syllabus: Familiarize yourself with the syllabus and exam pattern to focus your studies effectively12.Create a Study Plan: Develop a structured study schedule that allocates time for each subject area, including General Knowledge, Logical Reasoning, English Aptitude, and Quantitative Aptitude13.Practice Past Papers: Solve previous years' question papers to understand the exam format and identify commonly tested topics12.Join Coaching Classes: Consider enrolling in coaching programs for expert guidance and access to additional resources3.Mock Tests: Regularly take mock tests to improve your speed and accuracy while identifying your strengths and weaknesses34.Stay Updated: Keep abreast of current affairs and tax reforms, as they are often relevant to the exam

The students can check the ROI to know how beneficial a particular course is for them. ROI tells students the benefit of pursuing a course in terms of the return they will get. In the case of popular courses, choosing a college or university based on the ROI factor can be great. This is helpful when it becomes tough to select between two or more colleges. The Top Tax Law colleges in India with the average annual fee and average placement package are tabulated below:College NameTotal Tuition FeeAverage Salary PackageIIT Kharagpur INR 2.8 lakhINR 12 LPATNDALUINR 40,000INR 7.1 LPAICFAI Law SchoolINR 1.2 lakhINR 3.9 LPANew Law College, Bharathi Vidyapeeth INR 5,500- INR 12,000INR 3.8 LPAAmity University NoidaINR 1.3 lakhINR 3 LPANote: Above statistics are based on the latest data.

A candidate who wants to study tax law at the undergraduate or postgraduate level has to fulfil the following eligibility criteria for admission to the courses:CourseEligibilityUG CourseCandidates should have cleared their Higher Secondary School (Class12) or its equivalent examination from a recognized board of educationThey should have obtained at least 50% marks in aggregate in all subjectsThere are no age limit criteria to study law courses in IndiaPG CourseCandidates need to have the following qualification for a postgraduate course in Tax law:For an LLB course, candidates should have obtained a degree from a recognized universityFor an LLM course, candidates must have a degree in law from a recognized universityThey should have obtained at least 55% marks in their graduation degree