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ADVOCATE NEHA Batra

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It is better if you do LLB and then pursue labour law as a specialisation subject.

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You should first do LLB and then pursue any specialisation course in that.

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Yes, law after BA is a very good combination. BA subjects will be helpful in studying law.

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Yes, law after BA is a very good combination. BA subjects will be helpful in studying law.

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You should go for CLAT exam. Your score will decide your college.

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Arbitration law basically talks about methods to reconcile disputes with their help of alternative methods like arbitration, negotiation, mediation, etc.

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You can do it from Delhi University after giving an entrance exam.

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Yes, you can apply but you have to prepare yourself for giving the entrance exam of some good college.

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The duration of law is 5 years after 12th and after graduating, it is of 3 years.

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You can go for CS or Masters or Ph.D. You can go for some Diploma course as well.

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