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Roshni ChoudharyBA (H) Economics at St. Stephen's College.

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You can do it, but there will be extreme pressure. You will have to adopt strict time management strategy. It also depends on your capability. It is tough, but not impossible. Be determined and confident. You will do it.

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Roshni ChoudharyBA (H) Economics at St. Stephen's College.

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5-year is UG plus LLB integrated programme.
3-year LLB is a law Bachelor's degree. You should go for 5-years LLB course.

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Navita Aggarwal

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Hi,
Regarding correspondence courses as far as my knowledge goes many good universities have closed law through correspondence. However, in Delhi University, evening law course is available. Please think about joining evening law course which is a regular course.

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Anik Verma

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Hi Rajneesh, Please refer to the link below:
https://www.shiksha.com/careers/lawyer-69
Legal consultants are not necessarily required to pass state bar exams. However, employers do prefer applicants who have courtroom experience, and individuals interested in working for these types of employers would have to pass the necessary state bar exams. Information from the BLS shows that lawyers become licensed to practice law by passing state bar exams in their states of employment. Lawyers who wish to practice the law in multiple states have to pass each state's bar exam, although some states have reciprocity laws that recognize lawyers licens
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Rishav SoodAlways here & happy to help u..... : )®

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Hi Tanmay,There is no 5 year integrated course for law. But, after completing your graduation, you can appear for entrance. In Delhi University, only Faculty of Law offers Law Courses. There, we have an option of 3 year LLB, which one can opt after his/her graduation. There are 3 different Colleges:-
1. Campus Law Centre -:
Which offer full time course only that means classes from morning to evening. It is situated in North Campus Delhi University next to Arts Faculty.
2. Law Centre-1 -:
Which offers classes in three different batches, Morning, Afternoon, and Evening. It is situated in North Campus next to Campus Law Centre and opposite t
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Saranya Mishra

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Admission into ILS-Pune is only through MHT CET for 5 year law course (B.A.LL.B.) i.e. post class 12th and 3 year law course (LL.B.) i.e. post-graduation.

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Navneet Pandey

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Indeed. The ICFAI University is good for pursuing law as The ICFAI University has good faculties and course curriculum. It provides internship to each and every student. Placement is also good. It organises moot courts, parliamentary debates, national seminars and many other competitions which helps the students to improve their skills. Faculty is very cooperative.

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Rishav SoodAlways here & happy to help u..... : )®

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Hi, NMIMS, Mumbai is considered one of the top institutes not just in Mumbai but in India as well. It offers a variety of courses, BBA LL.B being one of them.
It is not very well known for its law courses as opposed to its management courses however considering the performance of the institute over the years the BBA LL.B course at NMIMS also has a strong foothold in all the law courses across various institutes.
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