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At Mohanlal Sukhadia University (MLSU) in Udaipur, the LLB programme normally operates on a semester schedule. The semester system used by the majority of Indian colleges, including MLSU, enables more regular evaluations and a more manageable course load for students. A typical LLB (Bachelor of Laws) course lasts three years, but an integrated course (such as a BA LLB) lasts five years.Since there are two semesters in every academic year, a three-year LLB programme will require you to complete six semesters, while a five-year integrated degree will require you to complete ten semesters.Usually, exams are held at the conclusion of each
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Yes the CLAT round 5 cut off list has been released candidate can check the official CLAT website.Further, the CLAT 2025 exam for admissions in LLB integrated UC programs is scheduled on December 1st 2024
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Admission to LLB, BA LLb and BBA-LLB at School of Legal Studies, CMR University is merit based or depending upon seat availability. School of Legal Studies, CMR University is one of the top colleges for LLB in Bangalore and offers admission to their LLB course based on the scores obtained in CLAT, LSAT, or CMRUAT.
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LLB school of legal city is a 3 year graduation course and to take admission in this and the candidate should not secure less than 45% of marks from PUC/HSC/12th standard equivalent from any recognise board for general merit 42% for OBC and 40% for SC and ST.
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