For appearing for llm entrance exam, one should have aggregate 55% in all semsters of 3 years or only the last year ie. the 5th and 6th semesters?

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An aggregate score is an overall score. So for appearing for an LLM entrance exam, if the eligibility is having an aggregate of 55% in LLB it implies that the candidate must have secured 55% marks in all the semesters of 3 years collectively. Merely the score of the last year, i.e. the fifth and sixth semesters would not do the needful. 

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