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Ritika GuptaWeb Developer at Exzeo India
Contributor-Level 8
Hi Akshita, If seen eligibility wise- you can go for any stream any field, UPSC and govt exams do not impose any restrictions on the field of study, but for a better foundation and preparation towards your aim better to have subjects which form the important part of UPSC and law exams so that you are ahead in the long run competition by some means. For this, you may take humanities as your field of study and go for politics, law management, history or geography as your subjects. All the best!
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pradeep kumarSr. Section Engr(Design)
Scholar-Level 18
The PMSSS is a scholarship scheme for J and K students who wish to pursue the higher study from the other states in AICTE UGC and government recognized institutions.
There are certain norms for eligibility like maximum income should not be more than INR. 6 Lacs yearly. The following institutions are covered in PMSSS as under:
1 Centrally Funded Institutes like IITs NITs and Central Universities etc.
2 AICTE approved Institutions
3 Institutions approved by UGC under section 12B.
4 Students taking admissions under MEDICAL STREAM in institutions approved by respective regulatory authority
Further the NLU law course LL.B. Is also covered unde
There are certain norms for eligibility like maximum income should not be more than INR. 6 Lacs yearly. The following institutions are covered in PMSSS as under:
1 Centrally Funded Institutes like IITs NITs and Central Universities etc.
2 AICTE approved Institutions
3 Institutions approved by UGC under section 12B.
4 Students taking admissions under MEDICAL STREAM in institutions approved by respective regulatory authority
Further the NLU law course LL.B. Is also covered unde
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Jash BotadraSls, pune. Former Intern at The Times of India.
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Hi,
As soon as the dates are out, you can apply through this website - www.clat.ac.in
The candidates have to follow the given steps for filling the application form:
Step 1- Register Online
Step 2- Login to Application Form
Step 3- Upload Images
Step 4- Enter Details
Step 5- Preview & Final Submit
Step 6- Payment
Step- 7: Print Confirmation Page
As soon as the dates are out, you can apply through this website - www.clat.ac.in
The candidates have to follow the given steps for filling the application form:
Step 1- Register Online
Step 2- Login to Application Form
Step 3- Upload Images
Step 4- Enter Details
Step 5- Preview & Final Submit
Step 6- Payment
Step- 7: Print Confirmation Page
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