Bachelors

The specialisation depends on your area of interest. Not only civil and criminal litigations, but there are many more specializations available these days. They vary from ADR, Corporate law, Tax laws, Cyber laws and so on. Top class universities provide specialisation in these fields like Symbiosis International University, Christ University etc. Under 3 year LL.B. Programme.

No, JNU does not offer psychology as a part of its UG academics. Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi, India only offer language courses in their undergraduate programme. Regards.

Hi Pradeepta!
International School of Fashion Arts And Design (INSFAD) provides a correspondent course in B.Sc Fashion. It is a 3 years' duration course and you can directly apply to the college for admission. You can also refer to this link for more detailed information about the course https://www.shiksha.com/design/fashion-design/course/b-sc-in-fashion-international-school-of-fashion-arts-and-design-insfad-airport-new-airport-bangalore-136381

Hi Sagar!
Yes if you wish, you can pursue B.Com from an open university but please remember that a degree from open University does not have much value in the market. If you wish to look for a good job after completion of your graduation, it is essential that you pursue your Bachelors degree through regular mode only.

Whistling Woods would tge best for your field as it gives on hands on practical experience to you too.

Hi Divya!
You can pursue graduation in any discipline in order to appear for an IAS exam. There is no specification or restriction on the stream opted in your under graduation. The eligibility criteria only requires you to be a graduate from a recognised University.

Hi Rashmi!
Yes a post graduate Diploma will always add weight to your resume and will give you an edge to be hired swiftly. A PGD will also make you a competent employee and will equip you with better knowledge about the specific industry you haven chosen for your post graduation studies.