Criminal Law

Yes, there are few certificate courses available for Criminal Law. The course fee for Criminal Law is anywhere between INR 9,000 and INR 18,000 for Diploma and short-term certificate courses in Criminal Law, and between INR 60, 000 and INR 5 lakh for degree-level courses. The subject can be studied as a certificate course -

• Certificate in Social Work and Criminal Justice System
• Certificate in Criminal Litigation and Trial Advocacy 

Listed below are some Criminal law Diploma courses:  

• Post Graduate Diploma in Criminal Justice 
• Post Graduate Diploma in Criminal Law 
• Post Graduate Diploma in Criminology and Penology 
• Post Graduate Diploma in Criminology and Socio-Economic Crimes 
• PG Diploma in Criminal Law 
• Post Graduate Diploma in Criminology and Criminal Administration 

Candidates need to get a bachelor's in law then pursue LLM in Criminal Law. To become a lawyer, candidates need to take the bar exam. It is a state-level exam that must be passed before you can practice law in India. You must have finished an LLB program from an approved university to be able to take the bar exam. After passing the bar test, you can apply for criminal law jobs at government agencies, private law firms, and non-profit organizations.

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Criminal Law

To be admitted to the Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice programme at Jacksonville State University, you must meet the following requirements:

1. A high school Diploma or GED
2. A minimum GPA of 2.0
3. Completion of the following high school courses:
4. English (4 years)
5. Mathematics (3 years)
6. Science (3 years)
7. Social studies (3 years)

Yes, there are distance courses available for LLM in Criminal Law by The National Law University Delhi (NLU Delhi). 

The admission process for LL.M. in Criminal and Security Law, a one-year postgraduate programme at the Institute of Law, Nirma University is based on PG CLAT merit rank. The institute can conduct its own examination for filling the NRI/NRI Sponsored seats which is 15% of the total seats. The eligibility is that a student must have passed a three-year LLB law degree programme after the completion of Graduation or must have passed a five-year Integrated Law Degree Programme with an aggregate of 50% marks minimum from a Bar Council of India recognised and approved college.

Yes, the Institute of Law, Nirma University offers a one-year postgraduate programme for an LLM degree in this stream. There are two streams offered by the Institute of Law, Nirma University: 
LLM (Criminal and Security Law) 
LLM (Constitutional and Administrative Law). 
The admission process for this stream is based on the CLAT PG merit rank availed.