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5 years agoContributor-Level 9
Greetings of the day!
Firstly I want to inform you that BBA LL.B. Is 5 years integrated programme not for 3 years. If you have done your graduation then LL.B. Programme is for 3 years programme. If you have not done graduation then BBA is for 3 years programme and LL.B. Is for 3 years programme. BBA LL.B. Covers management and business subjects along with law. These graduates can work as lawyer, legal advisory, law reporter, legal assistant, etc. Depending on their skills and experience. IILM University aims at developing a new generation of versatile legal professionals through BBA LL.B. (Honours), a comprehensive and contemporary c
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5 years agoBeginner-Level 4
Chandigarh Universit
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Contributor-Level 6
A LLB entrance.
But you can apply for CUCET national financial assistance program by Chandigarh University worth 33 crores scholarships for this you need to take 80 to 90 percent Marks.
BA, LLB degree course at CU. Approved by the Bar Council of India, the University Institute of Legal Studies UILS is reckoned as one of the best Law colleges in Punjab and is a distinguished centre for legal research and teaching. We craft passionate legal professionals of tomorrow who can critically understand and evaluate the need of the hour, irrespective of the evolving challenges. Servi
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5 years agoBeginner-Level 5
University Institute of Legal Studies (UILS) at Chandigarh University, Best Legal Studies Institute in India, imparts the legal education with a judicious mix of theoretical and practical components. A vibrant, contemporary and intellectually stimulating curriculum in a congenial and participative learning environment is churning out the best of legal mind capable of meeting the futuristic
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Scholar-Level 18
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Scholar-Level 16
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Scholar-Level 16
- LL. M
- MBA ( preferably in HR)
- PG Diploma in corporate law, human right, IPR. - Master of business law ( NLU)
- Diploma in labour law, taxation law, cyber law, banking law
LL. M is most preferred course after LL.B. And helpful in many jobs like legal advisory, legal officer in PSU, banks. MBA in HR from a reputed b school is another good course.
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5 years ago
Scholar-Level 16
5 year LL.B. Is more beneficial. Career option after LL.B. -
- Higher studies ( LL. M, MBA etc. )
- Judiciary
- court practise
- other government jobs
- private sector job ( law firms, NGO, corporate)
Few suitable government exams after LL.B. -
- PCS J
- UPSC Law)
- Banks
- Railway
- PSU
Some of these jobs require experience. Best wishes.
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