Hello ltika...

College leaving certificate is given at the time of completion of your course or you can say degree for the course you were enrolled in there.

If you don't have your CLC till now (I guess you may  not have taken clc at the time of leaving your college) .You can get your certificate by visiting your college with an application demanding for your CLC .They will provide it to you as  there is a proper record of the students that they maintain.

I hope it'll be helpful...

Thanks

Hello,

The eligibility criteria to pursue LLB in University of Delhi is that a candidate must have passed bachelor's degree of master's degree from a recognized board with minimum 50% marks for general category and for reserved category there is no minimum passing marks but they must have passed in the qualifying exam. Even a degree from open school is acceptable. SO you are eligible if you fulfill the minimum passing percentage criteria.

Hello!

The dates for the two subjects are as follows:-

*5th July 2020, Sunday - Cost Accounting (C101)

*14th July 2020, Tuesday - Macro Economics (Part-2) (B105)

For more details follow the following link given below

https://www.google.com/amp/s/university.careers360.com/articles/du-sol-date-sheet/amp

Hope it helps!

Thankyou!

• Candidate must be Indian
• Must have  bachelor's degree from any stream
• bachelor's degree Should be from recognised board
• age must be minimum of 21 years and maximum 32
• Relaxations will be given according to caste
• Attempts for examination is 6 and attempt limitations exceed considering your category

Hello student School of Open learning (DU) is more preferable than all the colleges mentioned by you as Delhi University is very reputed and it offers you to transfer from open college to regular college if you score well in first year.

Eligibility - candidates must passed or appearing class 12 in any stream from a recognized board.

Feel free to comment if you have any doubt

Good luck