Mahatma Gandhi Law College Srinagar Colony Hyderabad Answered Questions

The NMIMS School of Law (SOL) approved by the Bar Council of India aims to provide quality legal education in order to meet the aforementioned challenges. The School of Law (SOL) engages in case study model and class-debate methods as its chief teaching pedagogy. SOL has uniquely incorporated compulsory credit based Internship and Moot Court as subjects.
PROGRAMS
B.A. LL.B. (Hons.) B.B.A. LL.B. (Hons.)
About the Program
B.B.A., LL.B Program allows learners to specialize in Management along with Law. In this course, management skills are acquired by understanding subjects like Human Resource Management, Accounting, and Statistics, along with understanding their influence and interdependence on law. Students also get exposure to subjects like Critical Thinking, Legal Writing, Moot Court Internship, and Professional Ethics. Selective foreign languages are also taught to give learners an edge over others for international outreach and business.
Eligibility
The candidate should have passed in the XIIth Standard examination conducted by a recognized Board / University with minimum 50% in examinations
NMIMS-LAT (NMIMS Law Aptitude Test)

Admission in B.Com, LL.B 5 Year Integrated Degree Course (Bachelor of Commerce & LLB) at MGLC are done through the LAWCET and Management quota. The eligibility criteria for admission through Management quota is given below.
Eligibility - Management Quota : The candidates who have not cleared the LAWCET or who have not appeared for it can also seek the admission to 5 years Course directly. 20% of the total seats in 5 year course are reserved under this category.
For 5 Year Integrated Courses, a pass in Intermediate/+2 with 50% marks.

Hello,
You really don't want to do B.Tech. But, think wisely you have completed your 1 year in that. Complete B.Tech first. I understand, this is the age we get into conflicts, but I am telling you one thing Indian parents and Indian culture + advice of Indian teachers are very right. I too realized it now. You should first take counseling from your university teacher regarding this matter because they are the best and experienced. I know only one thing that age from 18- 25 is very vulnerable + conflictive age, decision taken in this age must be taken by talking with elders. When I was in by B.Sc Hons nursing first year, I thought to leave the course but by God grace I was advised to complete it first, then I completed it. Now today I realized how in childishness we take wrong decision. Hope this helps. Thanks.

A major portion of the syllabus is the same in both LLB and LLB honours. But there are only a few differences:
LLB gives an overview of various subjects, whereas, LLB (Hons) gives more in-depth knowledge of those very subjects.
For Example, there is a separate paper of Human Rights, IT Law, Administrative Law, RTI, etc., in University of Allahabad (offering Hons course) but there isn't any such separate paper in other universities offering LLB course.
After LLB, you may not be able to specialize but after LLB (Hons), you can specialize.
For example, an LLB student can pursue simple LLM degree course but cannot pursue LLM (specialization courses) in Criminal Justice, Forensics, Labour Law, Human Rights, etc.
Honours degree may require a research dissertation in the area of specialization. If you want to specialize in one field, then you may opt for LLB (Hons) degree.