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Harsh RanjanCollege Selection Expert

Scholar-Level 17

SET is an entrance exam for admission into law at Symbiosis International University.
Here are a few eligibility conditions for appearing in this exam:
1. Candidate must pass their 12th exam with at least 50% marks for general and for SC/ST passing marks is 45%.
2. Candidate must be less than 20 years at the time of SET exam for general and for SC/ST is 22 year.
3. A candidate who appeared in the exam and result is awaited can also appear in the exam with a proof of awaiting the result.
4. This is an offline exam so the candidate has to follow the institution strictly at the time of exam if any mistake they are rejected from the exam.
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Harsh RanjanCollege Selection Expert

Scholar-Level 17

ULSAT exam is organized by the University of Petroleum and Energy Studies (UPES) for admission in Law courses such as BBA LLB, B.Tech LLB, BA LLB, B.Com LLB and LLM.
Here are a few eligibility conditions for admission in UPES for law course in UG and PG level
1. Candidate must be a citizen of India.
2. A candidate who wants admission in B.Tech LLB has to score more than 50% marks in class 12th PCM.
3. A candidate who want admission in other departments of LLB such as BA LLB, BCA LLB has to score overall 50% marks in class 12th.
4. Candidate from any stream can appear in the exam.
5. Candidate age for applying Law courses should be above 17 y
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Rohit SharmaA law student from Nujs to help here

Contributor-Level 10

The course structure is more or less the same except in top law schools, the variery of credit courses i.e additional courses or elective courses are taught by many qualified teachers. I attended the course by supreme court judge of Sri Lanka. Additionally in top law Universities the curriculum is of really great level. Additionally some universities offer BA LLB, while some offer BBA LLB and BCOM LLB and hence in these mandatory courses, the subjects are same at a larger level. I am a student in top law school and one of my friend is doing from state University. We both studied torts, political science, IPC, CRPC and other subject
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Aarav JainLLB Student - DU

Beginner-Level 5

I would personally suggest you to be a Master of one, either stick to law or if you want to pursue MBA then stick to it because both the degrees have no connection. Your management skills won't help you in LLB, layering skills and vice versa. The scope of MBA is entirely different from LLB. Still, if you are looking forward to do MBA after LLB, try and do it from the best institute in the country. But LLB won't help you in any sense while you do your MBA. Two different ends, two different degrees.

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Aarav JainLLB Student - DU

Beginner-Level 5

CS is completely different field than being a lawyer. CS works for companies and can earn depending on the company they are hired in. Company's like PWC pay huge packages ranging from 15 Lakhs to 50 Lakhs depending on your caliber. And yes, they would definitely prefer CS with a law degree.

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Aarav JainLLB Student - DU

Beginner-Level 5

Patent lawyers specialize in the field of intellectual property. They may work with inventors during the patent process to ensure the inventors' works are legally protected. They protect their client's right to the invention, so in a way, they earn heavily as their client deal in the invention which fetch more money if it gets the patent. In order to protect their rights, they also earn big money. Moreover, practicing lawyers can't be compared to them as in their own field they earn good money too. One can't compare the two. Take the example of Siddharth Luthra who is a lawyer and deals with cases of crime, he is India's biggest crimin
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Aarav JainLLB Student - DU

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Every specialization is really rewarding if you are master in that field, be that crime, civil, family cases, arbitration cases. There are plethora of clients and cases in every filed. Still, these days, intellectual property rights is an interesting field as subject is enjoyable and have much scope in era of digital world where brand name, advertising plays a big role. And, you tap in big companies as client and be rewarded highly as far as monetary thing is concerned. Arbitration field is highly rewarding too as it's between government PSU and other corporate firms.

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Harsh RanjanCollege Selection Expert

Scholar-Level 17

ACLAT is an exam conducted by Allaince University for admissions in various law program. This is an objective question exam which is an offline exam.
Here are a few eligibility conditions for ACLAT exam:
1. Candidate passed class 12th exam with more than 45% marks for Bachelor program. For LLM, candidate has to pass with more than 45% marks. And for PhD program, candidate has to score more than 55% marks in their LLM degree. 5% Less in all programs is allowed for SC/ST candidate.
2. Candidate who are in the final year of their qualifying exam can also appear in exam.
3. General Candidate who are applying for UG program- Age must be less th
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Govind SharmaHR, startup entrepreneurs, career blogger

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It all depends on what is your inclination and what you want to do with law. If you want to pursue your career in law, your MBA has no significance role in getting a client however, that will sharpen your presence skills (again, depends from where you did your MBA). If you want to make a career on the basis of your MBA, say you want to make in marketing or merger and acquisition, etc. a law degree is an adventure and if HR then very much advantageous. It depends on you and the career you choose.

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Harsh RanjanCollege Selection Expert

Scholar-Level 17

LSAT exam gives admission to eligible aspirant into various Law Colleges/Institutions of India and Foreign Countries. In India this this exam gives admission into 5 year UG and 2year PG course into 85 law college in India.
Here are the eligibility condition for appearing in the exam and getting admission in 85 college of India For Law
1. Applicant must be citizen of India
2. Applicant qualified 12th board examination of 10+2 education with at least 50% marks if applying for Bachelor's degree.
3. Those who are applying for PG level need to be an LL.B degree holder with minimum qualifying marks.
4. There is no age limit for LSAT India exam.
5.
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