Law

Hello,
Private universities are strict about attendance. A student of a university committed suicide which was in the news in the last year.75% attendance is compulsory everywhere but these are some universities where things are mitigated, DU, GGSIPU, CCSU.

Hello,
The fees for LLB depends, if it is a 3 year course or 5 year course, and also on university to university. The fees ranges from around INR 10,000 to INR 1.5 Lacs PA.

Hi,
You can give entrance exam like CLAT AILET IPU CET BHUCET, GLC Mumbai, Army Law College, ILS Pune, AMU, JMI, Nirma University etc., or you can apply for private universities as well.

Hi,
For the preparation of CLAT, she can join CNC classes. Well, the classes are already started. And it's timing 7:30pm - 9:00pm. Can you please specify her course? Feel free to ask, we are here to help you. Thank you.

If you have interest in research based career then biotechnology offers Good scope, as government. Of India is promoting many avenues in this field. Also, there are ample scope in US and Canada in this area, for which you have to do UG course in India and if you have good academics, can pursue Masters in any foreign country like US or Canada. LLB will be a different career altogether, but if that is your passion then you should appear for CLAT and get admission in any good NLU colleges.

Of course, it will be M.Sc in Zoology, as it will be a continuation of what you have studied, also your knowledge and skill will improve. Doing Law will be totally new field, unless and until you are very confident that you want to make your career in law.

Hi,
For admission in all NULs except NLUD CLAT is given. CLAT gives you entrance into BA/BBA LLB Integrated course and only CLAT is required for admission. You do not have to give any other exam. For admission into BBA LLB course some other exams besides CLAT are AILET IPU CET BHU CET, GLC Mumbai exam, JMI, AMU, ILS Pune, UPES Dehradun, Army Law School etc.

There are many private institutes like Amity University, LLYOD etc., which say 100% placement. They take admissions on the basis of CLAT as well as directly also. You cannot guarantee how good the placement is, because it depends upon your caliber.

Hi,
You can pursue corporate law through distance.
You can also visit www.swaya.gov.in and see if they have any course running
Refer this link:
https://www.shiksha.com/law/colleges/corporate-law-colleges-india?ss[]=sp_117&rf=filters&ed[]=et_21::dm_34&uaf[]=et_dm