Law

You can pursue distance LL. M from -
- KURUSHETRA UNIVERSITY
- NLU MBL
- ANAMALAI UNIVERISTY ( 3 year)
- ANDHRA UNIVERSITY
- AMBEDKAR LAW UNIVERSITY, TAMIL NADU
- KARNATAKA STATE OPEN UNIVERSITY
The university for distance LL. M must be recognised by UGC and DEB. Admission for some of these university are open and also would reopen around end the of year.

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I am a student of B.A. LL.B. From Quantum university and I would like to tell you that B.A. LL.B. Course covers arts subjects with law while BBA LL.B. Course covers management and business subjects with law. In B.A. LL.B. An individual can specialised in field of accounting, taxation, etc. Whereas in BBA LL.B. The individual get specialised in corporate law, mergers and acquisitions.

For 5 years 28000 2019-2020 batch

Bar Council of India doesn't recognize online LL.B. Courses, and you will need to purse a regular LL.B. Course to practice as an advocate in India. Online law courses will help you to gain a better understanding of the legal process but not valid for enrollment as an advocate and legal practice. So its better to do the regular LL.B. Course.

Even if you are from Army background you can't get into AIL with just 70 marks because I scored 110 last year (2020) and couldn't get into it. PS - I'm from army background. So all you need is minimum 120 marks or higher than this.

LL.B. Through distance mode is not approved by BCI which mean you can practise at court. Colleges from where you can pursue distance LL.B. -
- Anamalai University
- Madurai Kamraj University
- Guru Nanak Dev University
- Kashmir University
These LL.B. Programme are just for academic purpose.

You can pursue labour law course from- XLRI
- ILS Pune
- Symbosis
- Bharti Vidyapeth
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They provide certification and Diploma in labour law in online/offline mode. Also there are few online course providers like skills.

No, you can not pursue the Law courses. 3 years LLB. Needs graduation in any discipline, While 5 years integrated Law courses needs 10+2. So you have to complete your Graduation like AMIE, B.E. /B.Tech etc. First.