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3 months ago

DSU not only provides good academic excellence but also provides practical training through Moot courts to the BA LLB (hons) students. The Moot court is designed for students to experience real courtroom and improve their public speaking skills. It includes the Intra and national competition for stu

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3 months ago

Yes, any student can get DSU scholarships for BA LLB (Hons) with having 68% in Class 12. University provides scholarships to CLAT rank holders from 1 to 15,000 and on the basis of Class 12 percentage. As per your percentage, you can get scholarship of INR 15,000.

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3 months ago

The total tuition fees for BA LLB (Hons) is INR 9.8 lakh at SGT University. Shortlisted aspirants need to confirm their seat by paying the course fees. Students can also apply for scholarships offered based on CUET or Class 12 scores for UG courses.

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3 months ago

No, SGT University does considers CUET-UG scores for admission in BA LLB (Hons) course. However, it is not compulsory. Aspirants can also get admission based on their qualifying exam scores. Candidates do have to pass the PI round conducted by the university for admission.

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3 months ago

No, SGT University does considers CUET-UG scores for admission in BA LLB (Hons) course. However, it is not compulsory. Aspirants can also get admission based on their qualifying exam scores. Candidates do have to pass the PI round conducted by the university for admission.

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3 months ago

Students get the opportunity for practical learning in BA LLB at Babu Banarasi Das University through Moot Court Exercise, Internships, Case studies, legal research projects, and Drafting and Pleading Workshops.

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3 months ago

Yes, Babu Banarasi Das University offers admission in BA LLB based on Class 12 merit to candidates who qualify the eligibility criteria. But CLAT qualified candidates are given preference in admission. So you can get a seat in BA LLB without CLAT but by qualifying CLAT you can improve your chances o

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3 months ago

Yes, Babu Banarasi Das University offers direct admission in BA LLB to candidates who qualify the eligibility criteria by scoring minimum 50% aggregate or equivalent in Class 12. However, CLAT qualified candidates are given preference in admission.

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3 months ago

Babu Banarasi Das University offers 60 seats in its BA LLB programme. As seats are offered in limited number, students must apply for admission on time. Reservation policy of State Government is followed by BBDU.

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3 months ago

Yes,  a wide range of optional subjects are available in BA LLB programme of Babu Banarasi Das University. Students can choose among the following optional subjects:

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Optional 1

Insurance Law or Cyber Law- AI & Cyber Security

Optional 2

Media & Law or Intellectual Property Rights

Optional 3

Law of Taxation or Equity & Trust

Optional 4

Right to Information or International Trade Law

Optional 5

Banking Law or Bankruptcy & Insolvency Law

Optional 6

Criminology & Penology or Human Rights Law & Practice

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