Schedule II to the Bar Council of India's Rules of Legal Education, 2008, as it stands on 1 October…
Item 6, Part I(1)(a) of Schedule II requires "One major subject with two minor" besides compulsory English, with "6 papers in major and three papers each in minor and in…
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Schedule II to the Bar Council of India's Rules of Legal Education, 2008, as it stands on 1 October 2026, sets the liberal-discipline part of the integrated B.A., LL.B. course as one major subject with two minors, with English compulsory, and gives an example. Which combination matches that example and the paper count it prescribes?
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Item 6, Part I(1)(a) of Schedule II requires "One major subject with two minor" besides compulsory English, with "6 papers in major and three papers each in minor and in languages". Its Example names Philosophy as the major with Political Science and Sociology as minors. A course with two majors, or three equal subjects, does not fit the one-major, two-minor pattern, and a nine-and-two split departs from the prescribed paper count.
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