Maths

Yes, you can get admission in LL.B. Programs in Canada without having studied Mathematics in 12th grade. However, the admission requirements may vary depending on the specific law school and the province in which it is located. Generally, Canadian law schools require applicants to have completed an undergraduate degree or an equivalent degree, with a minimum Grade Point Average (GPA) and Law School Admission Test (ISAT) score. Additionally, some law schools may require specific courses to be completed as part of the undergraduate degree, such as English Social Science or Humanities. It is advisable to check with the specific law school's admission requirements to ensure that you meet all the necessary criteria.

Before starting the examination preparation, the students are advised to check the WBJEE 2023 syllabus. However, the students should pay attention to certain topics which are important and have a higher chances of having more weightage in the examination. These topics can be identified through the previous years examination papers. Students can focus on these topics to have a higher chance of performing well in the examination. Some of the important topics of WBJEE 2023 Mathematics section and their probable corresponding weightage are Vectors (7 percent), Probability (7 percent), 3D Geometry (6 percent), Matrices & Determinants (5 percent), Limits (5 percent), Indefinite Integration (5 percent), Sets Relation & Functions (5 percent), Definite Integration (5 percent), Theory of Equations (4 percent), Permutation & Combination (4 percent) and Complex Numbers (4 percent). .