Constitutional Law

There are many pharmacist-lawyers and it is a great combination of degrees but does require many years of education. Most pharmacist-attorneys went to pharmacy school first followed by law school. Because pharmacists handle drugs including controlled substances it is a highly regulated profession and, in fact, every accredited pharmacy school requires a course in pharmacy law. This exposure in pharmacy school sparks an interest in some pharmacy students (me included) to pursue a law degree.

Sri Venkateshwara law College BBA LLB course fees for 6 months is around INR 15000 to INR 18000.

To specialise in a specific field of law, one needs to study law in general, taking up a bachelor's in law ( LL.B. in the integrated form (5-year course) or after the completion of a degree (3-year course) is the first step. After completing your bachelor's degree in law, you can be enrolled at the Bar and then you can opt for higher studies, i.e, LL. M. specialising in a specific field in law.

You can try as you have moderate chances with this score.

The fees is around INR 9000 for LLM.

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B.A. LL.B. (Hons. ). If the law aspirant wishes to attempt government examinations and B.Com. LL.B. (Hons) if the aspirant wishes to join the corporate world.

You can do LL. M with mentioned subjects after which you can be a lecturer in any law college (NET also require in some institutes),. .