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Manthan Bansal
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No, it's not all government colleges. You can learn from other private colleges and get an internship at your best.
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Dinesh upadhyayI am a lawyer, aspiring manager , education enthu
Scholar-Level 16
There is no such law college in India which provide LL.B. Course in distance mode. LL.B. Is a full time course as per BCI norm. But generally traditional 3 year LL.B. Course from few government. And private law colleges are very slow and easy going that can be done with less regular class visit. You can enroll yourself in a law college which require less attendance and can associate with an tax advocate along with study to have better practice knowledge.
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pradeep kumarSr. Section Engr(Design)
Scholar-Level 18
As per the rules of Bar Council of India (BCI), one cannot pursue a LL.B. Course through distance/ correspondence/ online modes. Only a person who has done a full time LL.B. is recognised to be eligible to practice law in India.
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Sahil Rana
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i. Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University
MDU - Maharshi Dayanand University
University of Petroleum and Energy Studies
Campus Law Centre, Delhi University (CLC DU)
MDU - Maharshi Dayanand University
University of Petroleum and Energy Studies
Campus Law Centre, Delhi University (CLC DU)
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Saket Raj SahuBELIEVE IN KARMA.
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Hi,
LLB Eligibility. Aspiring candidates should have scored a minimum pass percentage either at the class 12th level or graduation level. The percentages are 45% marks for General category, 42% for OBC and 40% for SC/ST categories.
LLB Eligibility. Aspiring candidates should have scored a minimum pass percentage either at the class 12th level or graduation level. The percentages are 45% marks for General category, 42% for OBC and 40% for SC/ST categories.
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pradeep kumarSr. Section Engr(Design)
Scholar-Level 18
NBU offers the following UG and PG programs through distance mode, as BA, B.Com, MA and M.Sc (Mathematics). Hence, LLB through distance is not available here.
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shobhit kumar
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Firstly, it depends on your interest. Secondly, see your family background if it belongs to the law, go for LLB. Otherwise, go for B.Tech. It will help you to build up your career in an easy way. Pursue any of the course in regular mode as distance LLB is not accepted by BCI.
Good luck.
Good luck.
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Yash Gupta
Scholar-Level 16
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Distance learning course isn't enough to practice law in India. As per the Bar Council of India's guidelines, one need to have a law degree to practice law in India. One of the prerequisite to practice in any state is to have a regular course law degree. Law course pursued through a distance learning is only for knowledge sake. Through distance learning, one can understand law, but cannot practice. Such courses are offered for people interested in understanding law. There are many people who are interested in understanding law, so that they are not be fooled by lawyers or advocates. Whereas, some people do it for their own long pend
Distance learning course isn't enough to practice law in India. As per the Bar Council of India's guidelines, one need to have a law degree to practice law in India. One of the prerequisite to practice in any state is to have a regular course law degree. Law course pursued through a distance learning is only for knowledge sake. Through distance learning, one can understand law, but cannot practice. Such courses are offered for people interested in understanding law. There are many people who are interested in understanding law, so that they are not be fooled by lawyers or advocates. Whereas, some people do it for their own long pend
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PUSHPAK DHOOT
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Legal Advisory- After LL.B, you can join not only corporate firms, but also organizations such as NGOs, individual law firms, Banks, Think Tanks (such as Vivekananda International Foundation), etc. Please keep in mind that you need to qualify the exam of Bar Council of India before you can do any of these. Government Sector- You can apply for government jobs in the legal departments of various PSUs as well as High Courts. Such posts are generally filled by Public Service Commissions of various states. You can also write the SSC CGL exam for posts such as Income Tax Officer, Assistant in the Central Secretariat, etc. Teaching- You can g
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