NIOS

Yes, as long as they fulfill the prerequisites for admission, students from the National Institute of Open Schooling (NIOS) board may be admitted to the University of Bonn. Like many foreign universities, the University of Bonn normally assesses applicants based on their total academic record, which includes their high school grades and, if relevant, any results from standardized tests. This entails making sure that NIOS students' academic background meets the prerequisites for the particular programme to which they are applying. Completing any further prerequisites, like as language proficiency exams (such the TOEFL or IELTS) for non-German programs or other particular admission requirements, is also crucial. Consult the official admissions rules for overseas students at the University of Bonn for the most up-to-date information. 

Yes, after graduating from the National Institute of Open Schooling (NIOS) with your 12th grade diploma, you are able to pursue a BA LLB course. In order to enroll in their integrated BA LLB programs, several legal schools and colleges accept students from NIOS, provided they fulfill the particular requirements established by the school. If you complete the prerequisites for judicial tests, finishing your 12th grade at NIOS shouldn't be a major obstacle to your future employment in the courts. It is imperative to confirm that the colleges you apply to will accept and acknowledge your NIOS certificate. as long as you continue to have good grades and meet all other conditions (including age restrictions and eligibility requirements) for judicial service exams.