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9 years ago
Guide-Level 14
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Guide-Level 14
Law course has a vast curriculum and you need to give a lot of time for the studies. Ideally, one should not do a job and BA LLB together. But if you do not wish to leave your job and still want to continue with law studies then do it as a distant learning course. There are not many colleges offering LLB through distance.
Only two colleges provide distance LLB:
IME Law College, UP
Indian Institute of Legal Studies, West Bengal
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Guide-Level 11
Firstly, How you will able to pursue two regular courses with required dedication?
Technically speaking, if you are pursuing courses from two different universities, many a time, it is allowed (mostly based on the institution you choose). So, check during the admission and proceeded accordingly.
Thank you.
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Contributor-Level 10
There are ample number of PGs, flats, etc. that you can rent in the vicinity of the campus. Also while there is no separate facility for girls ACCO, the international students house for women has reservation for 1 Indian girl from FMS. Get in touch with the hostel management when you go to FMS for the interview.
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