Answer: Your question is very much genuine. I could help you with all the information you need but for that I want to know your preferable college so that I can check and provide you the contact details with the phone number of your preferable college.

Answer: It is absolutely great that you are an MBA graduate. Now if you want to pursue Law, you have to do LLB for which the criteria are that the candidate should have passed in any discipline in 45% under any recognized university for General Category. There is a relaxation of 5% on the SC/ST Category. You can give CLAT, LSAT entrance tests to apply for Law.

Answer: Law program is of two types. First is an integrated one based on 10+2 qualification for a duration of 5 years in many forms like BA LLB, BBA LLB, BCOM LLB. The other is a 3-year LLB program which is based on the graduation degree. Eligibility of integrated law 5-year program is having passed 10+2 from a recognized board with minimum 50% aggregate, there's relaxation of 5% in case of reserved category. Eligibility Criteria for Law 3-year LLB is candidates need to have passed Bachelor's degree in any discipline from a recognized university with 45% marks, for reserved category it's 40%

Answer: Yes, you can study Law. As law is a careers-oriented degree hence you can definitely do law after MBA or any other degree. If you want to pursue Law, you have to do LLB for which the criteria are that the candidate should have passed in any discipline in 45% under any recognized university for General Category. There is a relaxation of 5% on the SC/ST Category. You can give CLAT, LSAT entrance tests to apply for Law.

Answer: IPMAT and CLAT are related to two different fields. IPMAT or Integrated Program In Management Aptitude Test is a national level entrance exam conducted by IIM, Indore to provide admission to its UG 5-years integrated management programs. IPMAT score is accepted by IIM Indore, Nirma University. If you are a MBA Graduate and want to opt Law, you should aim at cracking IPMAT. CLAT or Common Law Aptitude Test is a national level entrance exam, but for providing admission to 22 national law universities (NLUs) in India (except NLU Delhi) , and many other law institutes. It is for UG law courses like LLB, 5 years Integrated BA+LLB as well as for PG programs like LLM. Both are good but it is up to you which course you will take. For more information, please check the Clear Exam site for more information. https://www.clearexam.ac.in/

Answer: Lockdown will continue till 30th May. Public transport services in some places have started and even few special trains have started so if the situation gets normal after the current lockdown public transport will start their service in all parts. So, you can travel and the exam centers are only in cities of Kerala so you are left with no choice whether you have to attend or not. You will be safe if you take some safety precautions.

Answer: You can get AIBE previous year papers from the site of Clear Exam only by visiting the following link: https://www.clearexam.ac.in/

Answer: Hello The AIBE XV results were delayed, but they may be released soon; therefore, stay updated at allindiabarexamination.com. Once the link is activated, go to the official website, enter login credentials such as application ID and DOB, and submit the information; the results will be displayed on the screen. Registration for AIBE XVI concludes on March 22nd, and the exam will be held on April 25th.

Answer: You can download the study material and apply for different test series in the link mentioned below: https://www.clearexam.ac.in/law/CLAT You can even get the online coaching facility for the preparation for the exams.