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There are a few colleges in Delhi that offer correspondence courses in law. However, the fee structure of these courses may vary from college to college, and it's important to verify the latest fee information from the official websites of the colleges. Here are some colleges in Delhi that offer correspondence courses in law with comparatively lower fees:
Faculty of Law, University of Delhi: The Faculty of Law, University of Delhi, offers a correspondence course in law (LL.B. ) with a course fee of around Rs. 8,000. Indian Law Institute, New Delhi: The Indian Law Institute offers a post-graduate Diploma in various fields of law, including corporate laws and cyber laws, with a course fee of around Rs. 30,000.
Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University, Delhi: The university offers a distance learning programme in law (LL.B. ) with a course fee of around Rs. 15,000.
Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi: The Centre for Distance and Open Learning at Jamia Millia Islamia offers a post-graduate Diploma in various fields of law, including human rights and intellectual property rights, with a course fee of around Rs. 10,000. It's important to note that the fees mentioned here are approximate and may change from time to time. It's advisable to check the official websites of these colleges or contact the admission departments for accurate and up-to-date information on the fees and admission process.
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Response to you 2nd question:
Correspondence courses are not recognized by the Bar Council of India (BCI) for the purpose of qualifying to practice law in India. In order to become a practicing lawyer in India, you need to complete a recognized law degree program, such as a Bachelor of Laws (LLB) or an integrated law program like BA LLB, from a recognized university or law school.
After completing your law degree, you need to enroll with the Bar Council of India and complete their mandatory apprenticeship or training program. Once you complete your training, you need to pass the All India Bar Examination (AIBE) conducted by the BCI to obtain your license to practice law.
So, to answer your question, a correspondence course in law will not qualify you to practice law and file cases for yourself or others. You must complete a recognized law degree program, complete the training, and pass the AIBE to become eligible to practice law in India.

Yes, National Law University Delhi (NLUD) offers a course that integrates law and psychology. The course is called "B.A. LL.B. (Hons. ). With specialisation in Legal Psychology" and is a five-year integrated programme that combines legal studies with an in-depth understanding of human behavior, cognition, and mental processes. The course curriculum of B.A. LL.B. (Hons. ). With specialisation in Legal Psychology includes topics such as:
Introduction to Legal Psychology of Crime and Justice
Forensic Psychology
Child Psychology and Law
Mental Health and the Law
Psychology of Human Rights
The programme is designed to equip students with the knowledge and skills required to understand the intersection of law and psychology and to apply this knowledge in various fields such as law enforcement, legal practice, policymaking, and social work. If you are interested in pursuing a career that combines law and psychology, B.A. LL.B. (Hons. ). With specialisation in Legal Psychology could be an excellent choice for you. You can visit the NLUD website or contact their admission office for further details regarding the admission process, eligibility criteria, and course curriculum.

As per the previous year's cutoff ranks and trends, securing a rank of 35183 in CLAT may make it difficult to secure admission to some of the top law colleges affiliated with IP University in Delhi. However, there are several other law colleges affiliated with IP University where you may have a chance to secure admission.
It is advisable to keep track of the official website of IP University and the admission process for the latest updates on the cutoff ranks and availability of seats in different colleges. Additionally, you may also consider exploring other law colleges in Delhi and NCR region to increase your chances of securing admission.

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There is no branch of LPU anywhere across India except for its one main campus located in Phagwara. Lovely Professional University is located in Phagwara (Punjab) and the University does not possess any study center/examination center beyond its jurisdiction and does not possess Study Center in franchisee mode even. LPU comprises more than 20 schools offering 145+ programmes like Diploma, undergraduate, post-graduate and, doctoral in 55+ recognised disciplines engineering, management, pharmacy, social Science, hotel management, in regualr mode, all in one campus having an extra edge in curriculum and facilities with the best staff and faculty. LPU also offers courses through distance learning. LPU is one of the premier institutes of education in India and is recognised by the University Grants Commission (UGC). With a campus of 900 acres, LPU is a multi-faculty institution and houses over 30,000 students including students from all over India and around 3500+ foreign students from 50+ countries which include Tanzania, Ghana, Japan, Lithuania, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Zimbabwe, Zambia, Maldives, Bhutan, Indonesia, Namibia, Nepal, South Africa, Swaziland etc. , and 4500+ faculty/staff. LPU Campus is a complete world in itself. For more specific details you can visit the lpu website. I hope this will help.

Aforementioned universities offer good education; here I would like to shed some light on LPU in terms of Education, Rankings, Accreditation, Placements and Scholarships offered by LPU, thereby making it the best private university in India. Being alumni, it is mention worthy to share that LPU brings inclusive growth and is goal oriented university. Engineering at LPU primarily CSE is a top-notch programme offering colossal growth to students and has the highest placement records where renowned companies visit the campus and offers record breaking packages that of 64 LPA (Lacs per annum) by Google, 62.72 LPA by Eightfold. Education: LPU provides a competitive edge through robust curriculum and hands-on learning in niche technologies to develop competence which caters to the requirements of the industry. In order to enable the students to stride with dynamic technologies, the university has various industrial tie-ups viz. , Google, Bosh, Pega, Cisco, Intel and Microsoft giving students an upper edge in respective careers. Rankings and Accreditation: In terms of Ranking LPU emerges as the private university that has secured 51st rank in NIRF and has been recognised by University Grants Commission (UGC) which is a privilege. Scholarships: Abundant scholarships are offered by LPU to empower the academic goals by removing financial barriers. Scholarships extended by LPU are either on the basis of students academic achievements or on the basis of Financial-Aid. In my experience, LPU is recognised for its tremendous contribution in education sector and for society through excellence in teaching, research, industrialization and entrepreneurship.

No, NLU Delhi accepts admission in UG and PG law degree courses only through AILET exam. CLAT scores are used for admissions to the 23 National Law Universities in India except NLU Delhi, as it is the only university that is not a part of Consortium of National Law Universities. Although before formation of Consortium of NLUs, the university (NLUD) actively participated in conduct of CLAT examination and counselling process, however, when the preference was given to other NLUs over it, then in 2012 it was decided that NLUD will not accept CLAT scores for admissions. Hence, AILET was conducted exclusively for admission to undergraduate and postgraduate courses offered by NLU Delhi. Read here to know more - https://www.shiksha.com/law/articles/how-is-clat-different-from-ailet-blogId-14279
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