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DeepaSelvam Question by DeepaSelvam on Oct 22, 2024Hindi
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Currently I am pursuing law in sastra university actually I want to join in nlu but I missed it by marginal difference is it okay to appear for clat again or i continue in sastra,I am confused pls guide me

Ans: Please be aware, Deepa, that Sastra University is also one of the reputable law universities. You can try again if you are sure you can improve on your previous score. However, be certain that your score will allow you to enroll in any of the top five law schools, such as National Law School of India University in Bengaluru, NALSAR in Hyderabad, and others. I'll give you one more piece of useful information. According to a news article in the national daily "Times of India," the majority of law graduates would rather work for corporations than practice law in courts because they lack the patience necessary for courtroom litigation. Choose a specialization in advance, such as corporate, criminal, constitutional, intellectual property, family, law, labor, taxes, international, human rights, cyber, real estate, media, entertainment, banking, and healthcare. To help you make a decision in advance, start researching the job openings on LinkedIn with job notifications right now. All the BEST for Your Prosperous Future.

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Resected Madam, I am a 72 years male . I had undergone left hemicolectomy with diversion ileostomy ( open "Surgery" )for carcinoma descending colon on 23 March,2024 and the stoma closure was done on 17th July,2024. As per the consultant Oncologist the carcinoma was localized , did not spread to other parts of the body and I was not advised to undergone chemotherapy etc for the same reason. Kindly advise which Yoga postures I can practice now to ease constipation and also the yoga postures I must not / avoid now. With Kind Regards,
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