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Dear Zainullah, Both the degrees are good and equivalent in the field of law. Moreover, both have equal weightage for government as well as private jobs. My friend did B.A. LL.B. From LPU and now he is working in the Chandigarh and Haryana High Court. He did his internship as well at this court. LPU is ranked 24th among all public and private universities/colleges for the law programmes by NIRF ranking 2021. LPUs School of Law is approved by the Bar Council of India. The students are groomed for bright professional careers by providing a wide range of exposure to theoretical as well as practical aspects of the law. The school organizes international conferences, visits by nationally acclaimed law practitioners to allow the students to gain skills and experience in the field of law. Students get real-time experiences through moot court competitions organized at national and international levels. Students completed their internship with Jalandhar Police Commissionerate and learned vital aspects of the handling of sensitive cases by police. Policing posits a host of challenges to the police personnel who have to strike a balance between competing values of individual freedom and the establishment of peace. Students were exposed to the saliency of weapon handling, undertaking patrolling and surveillance tasks, resolving general law and order issues by police as part of the duty. Students are groomed through internship exposure and individual-oriented mentoring for a bright career in the legal arena. Our students have interned in reputed law firms and under High Court judges of different states. Workshop for Students going for internships is conducted for 7 days to meet with the industry requirements. Pre-Internship interviews and internship drives are regularly held. Special career counselling led by industry experts and members of academia is held for students who register for placements to determine their niche area of interest in the legal field. And also various benefits are:
Practical exposure through Moot Courts, District Court, and Legal Aid Clinics visits. The curriculum is made following the Bar Council of India (BCI) norms. Workshops/Seminars on computer applications and client interaction is an important aspect of the curriculum
The curriculum is designed to facilitate students in preparing for various competitive examinations. Positions such as Law Officer and Legal Advisors can be explored. I hope this helps
Thanks!

Hello dear, This is the right time to start your preparation for CLAT 2025. The Common Law Admission Test CLAT is a national-level law entrance exam for admission to 22 national law universities and more than 70 affiliated colleges. The exam is conducted by the Consortium of National Law Universities (NLUs) in offline, pen and paper format. Candidates who pass the examination will be eligible for admission to 5-year integrated LL.B. And LL. M. programmes offered by the participating national law universities. The CLAT exam is conducted once in a year by the National Law University (NLU). The CLAT scores are used by other private law colleges across the country and Public Sector Undertakings for admissions and recruitment respectively. The UG-CLAT shall be a 2-hour test, with 150 multiple-choice questions carrying 1 mark each. There shall be negative marking of 0.25 marks for every wrong answer. These questions would be divided across the following 5 subjects:
English Language
Current Affairs, including General Knowledge
Legal Reasoning
Logical Reasoning
Quantitative Techniques