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The Collegium System is a system under which the appointment and transfer of judges and lawyers to the Supreme Court and the High Courts, as well as the transfer of judges to the High Courts and the Apex Court, are decided by a forum of the Chief Justice of India and by four senior judges […]
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SLAT syllabus 2021 – In short Logical Reasoning Analytical Reasoning Legal Reasoning Reading Comprehension General Knowledge LAT 2021 syllabus – Topic wise Subject Important topics Logical Reasoning Legal terms, History of Indian Constitution, Fundamental Rights, Duties, DPSP, Parliament, Judiciary, Executive and legislature, Law of Torts, Contracts law, IPC, CrPC, Liability, Intellectual property rights, Important Acts […]
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DU LLB Syllabus Delhi University gives the exam pattern of DU LLB entrance exam through an official information brochure which includes eligibility, DU LLB Syllabus, etc. English Language & Comprehension – This section tests a candidate’s knowledge and understanding of basic grammar like passive voice, active voice, antonyms, synonyms etc. The questions are of Class 12 […]
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The limitless emancipation made the social media manifesto more susceptible to misuse, misinformation, and thus leads to the rise in fake news. In the recent years, social media has turned out to be gigantic player in framing the public colloquy in a democratic space. In India, there has been a consonant growth of social media […]
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AILET will be a pen-and-paper exam that will be conducted on June 20 for admission to the 5-year integrated LLB and one-year LLM programme offered by the university. AILET Syllabus – BA LLB Programme Sections Topics English fill in the blankscomprehension passagesantonymssynonymsidioms and phrasesjumble words and sentenceschoosing the correct words Elementary Mathematics algebraprofit and losstime and workaverage, […]
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The Investigating Officer (IO) who probed the rape case against former Tehelka Editor, Tarun Tejpal committed several omissions and therefore the prosecution did not produce crucial evidence including CCTV footage, the Goa court, which acquitted Tejpal, said in its judgment. Additional Sessions Judge Kshama Joshi had, on May 21, acquitted Tejpal of sexual abuse charges alleged by a female colleague. However, […]
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We will be discussing the eligibility, syllabus and other relevant information regarding the Jammu and Kashmir Judicial Service. Eligibility of Jammu and Kashmir Judicial Service The candidate must be a citizen of India. The candidate must have acquired a law degree from a recognized institute or university. Age limit- 21 to 35 years. For SC/ […]
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How to prepare for CLAT Legal REASONING/ Aptitude- What will be Asked? The legal aptitude section will comprise 4 to 5 comprehension passages, each of 450 words. The content of the passages will be drawn from the legal journals, editorials, news articles and other such materials. All information will be given in the passages. This […]
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The Delhi high court has issued notice during a petition alleging “misbranding” and “mislabelling” of plant-based food/beverages extracted from almond, soya, oats etc as ‘milk’ and other dairy terms like ‘paneer’, ‘curd’(dahi), ‘yoghurt’ (National Cooperative Dairy Federation of India vs FSSAI & ors). A single-judge Bench of Justice Rekha Palli sought the response of the Food Safety And Standards […]
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We will be discussing the eligibility, syllabus and other relevant information regarding the Delhi Judicial Service. Eligibility of Delhi Judicial Service The candidate must be a citizen of India. The candidate must have acquired a law degree from a recognized institute or university. Age limit- 21 to 32 years. Practising advocate or eligible to be […]
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How to prepare for CLAT Logical Reasoning- What will be asked? Under the new CLAT exam pattern, there will be a total of around 28 to 30 questions in logical aptitude section. There will be a series of passages of around 300 words each. Candidates will be required to recognize arguments, give conclusions, draw relationship, identify […]
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Current Affairs Syllabus The first thing the candidate needs to do is carefully go through the syllabus of CLAT prescribed by the consortium. Go to the current affairs part, and check out what are the various topics mentioned under it. As per the official description, the section will include multiple passages, each 450-word long. The passages will […]
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