aman srivastava
27 May 2010 at 22:10
Dear Sir/Madam,
My ward was in 12th standard this year and she got 69 marks in Mathematics even she is claiming that she should get above 85 marks.She secured 95 marks in Mathematics in 10th standard and overall 85% in 10th standard.
I want to challenge her result in CBSE.Please send me details what to do for that.Please tell me the procedure in detail and how much fee will you charge and over all expenditure.
Hope for sooner reply.
Thanks
Aman Srivastava
Anonymous
27 May 2010 at 16:19
from where can i buy advocate's band in pune, as need it urgently for enrollment purpose in delhi?
Anonymous
27 May 2010 at 00:59
is MBL is equivalent to LL.M degree?
which one have more value in todays job market?
suggest me the best option to chose as my carrier which have more prospects.
Siddharth Mehta
25 May 2010 at 23:03
I am going to apply for a revaluation in one of my board papers.as i suspect that there has some mistake on the part of CBSE.if my marks do not increase aftr revaluation..can i file a rti application against cbse to show me the paper??pls reply asap
Jyothi
25 May 2010 at 19:46
Hi
My Fathers name is misspelt by juz an alphabet in my Xth marksheet. Unfortunately the wrong spelling is registered in the school records as well. I got an opportunity to work abroad but am facing problems coz of the mispelt name. can any 1 tell me a quick procedure for the rectification of the name???
Siddharth Mehta
22 May 2010 at 22:23
dear sir,
Please provide me with a list of law colleges in India that give admission on the basis of CLASS 12 marks.I have secure 84.8% in CBSE class 12 result,delhi.
arc_2014
22 May 2010 at 13:11
Hi
I would like to know that is it compulsory for a student to have 45% in graduation to get addmission in 3yrs LLB. If so then why are univ. which are even recognised by Bar council allowing candidates to write the entrance exam to any graduates.
Also in the BAR COUNCIL INDIA website in the section CHAPTER II
Standards of Professional Legal Education
No. 7. Minimum marks in qualifying examination for admission it uses 'may be'.Can anybody explain this.
Regards
Anjana
Anonymous
21 May 2010 at 20:53
A copy of the act and a critical study on it may be published by the experts
Anonymous
21 May 2010 at 20:13
I AM INTENDING TO DO LLB.HAVING DONE MY BCOM I CAN ONLY ENROLL FOR THE 3 YEAR LAW DEGREE COURSE.I AM BEING UNABLE TO DECIDE THAT WHETHER SHOULD I GO FOR LLB FROM INDIA OR FROM ABROAD.PLEASE ADVICE AS TO WHAT WOULD BE THE BETTER CAREER OPTION AT THE EARLIEST.
THANKING YOU.
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As I'LL B COMPLETING MY B.A.LL.B HONS IN JUNE 10 SO WANT TO KNOW THAT WHAT WOULD B BEST FOR ME AFTER DIS ? B'COZ IAM CONFUSED BETWEEN L.L.M IN CORPORATE LAW OR M.S.W IN LABOUR WELFARE OR B.J.C OR 6 MONTH SPECIALIZATION IN CYBER LAW OR I SHOULD APPLY FOR AJOB AS FRESHER?