B.A LLB

Law is a full-time course, and so it is not available in online/part-time modes.

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Symbiosis provides scholarship for LL.B. on merit basis and also on caste/category basis like EWS etc.

CLAT is compulsory only if you want to get admission in 5yr integrated programme in nlus. NLUD although conducts its own AILET exam. CLAT score is also approved by many pvt. Colleges, so it is beneficial to give.

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The fees depends upon which college you choose. Please check the prospectus of the course provided by the university to get all the details regarding admission procedure, eligibility, fees and syllabus.

The registration will begin in March or April. Keep in touch with the university.

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The questions would comprise of English, legal GK and GK, legal aptitude Logical reasoning, Mental aptitude. Please go through the prospectus of the course provided by the university to get exact structure of the paper.

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Yes, NALSAR has certain fee waiver based on merit, caste, and class criteria. Visit the official website for more information and refer these links:
https://www.lawctopus.com/aditya-birla-scholarships-for-nlsiu-nalsar-nujs-nlu-jodhpur/

Yes, you can change your college through inter/intra college migration. The process of migrations differ from university to university so will have to see that.

A holistic development of student is provided including academic, curricular and practical experience with a moot court setting. Various inter university competitions like moot court, seminars and visits are organized to prepare the student for life after college. The internship and placement record is also good.

Yes, you can pursue either BBA/B.A. LL.B. to get a degree in law. But as you wish to be a corporate lawyer you will have to do Masters in corporate law. Although with either BA/BBA LL.B. You will get some idea about corporate law but not expertise you are seeking. There are subject differences between B.A. BBA like arts vs accounts etc. But law subjects remain the same.