Law

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Yes, NALSAR has certain fee waiver based on merit, caste, and class criteria. Visit the official website for more information and refer these links:
https://www.lawctopus.com/aditya-birla-scholarships-for-nlsiu-nalsar-nujs-nlu-jodhpur/

Yes, you can change your college through inter/intra college migration. The process of migrations differ from university to university so will have to see that.

A holistic development of student is provided including academic, curricular and practical experience with a moot court setting. Various inter university competitions like moot court, seminars and visits are organized to prepare the student for life after college. The internship and placement record is also good.

Sorry to say but law is a full-time professional course and distance mode of learning is not available.

Yes, after you graduate you have to give the AIBE exam, clear it and enroll yourself in the state bar council rolls to be called as an advocate.

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There are many sources available. You can search them on the internet which is the best source. You can also search for books online or in stores.

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Since you are working and cannot leave your job, take the weekend classes. DU also has evening classes so opt for them, if that is more suitable.

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The answer would be based on your interest areas and long term career plans. Both the career are good. MBA done from a good college is a headstart but a career in LLB can be slow. Since you will appear for government exam, do law as it gives you power and authority, but remember that promotions may not be that fast.

The admission procedure begins from the months of June or July. Please check the website for exact dates.