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LL.B Admission: Universities May Set A Higher Qualifying Percentage Than The Minimum 45% Prescribed By BCI: MP HC [Read Order]
Apoorva Mandhani
30 July 2017 12:42 PM IST
Madhya Pradesh High Court has held that Universities are free to prescribe minimum qualifying marks for admissions to law courses, subject to the condition that this is not below 45%, as stipulated by the Bar Council of India.The Bench comprising Justice R.S. Jha and Justice Nandita Dubey interpreted Rule 7 of the BCI Rules to hold that it only prescribes the minimum qualifying percentage,...
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