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rahul r
Scholar-Level 18
LL.B. course from Amity University, Mumbai is a full time regular degree of 3 year duration. Distance/Correspondence mode for this course is not available at Amity University, Mumbai. Please check for a complete list of courses offered by this university at the link provided below.
https://www.shiksha.com/university/amity-university-mumbai-46905
https://www.shiksha.com/university/amity-university-mumbai-46905
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Saranya Mishra
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ILS until last academic year had 60 seats for LL.M. course. Details can be found at this link: https://ilslaw.edu/89-2/.
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Namratha Sagire
Beginner-Level 5
Yes, definitely. This integrated course is offered by some of the NLUs.
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Namratha Sagire
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There are many couching institutes such as Career Launcher, Prime, Abhyas and so on. Career Launcher is more preferable among all.
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Manash MondalStudent at HNLU - Raipur
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Hello, There are two law courses. First one is the five years B.A. LL.B. BBA LL.B. B.Sc. LL.B. or B.Com LL.B. and the second one is the three years law course that is LL.B. Go for the first one. Check out if GLC, Mumbai provides B.Com LL.B. Follow me if you like my answer.
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Manash MondalStudent at HNLU - Raipur
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Hi, Can you please specify as to where you want to get an admission for BALLB?
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Prem Khanna
Contributor-Level 6
GD: Generally the trend is to have discussions on current topics, which may be legal, finance related, or social issues. In other words, you may prepare by reading newspapers and competitive magazine to study the trend of topics in news. Again, GD/Essay/GK, there is no defined area of preparation, but general awareness helps.
My experience: This is in May 2009 when I had my GD. We were a group of 7 and an old man as our moderator. The topic of discussion was "Sub-Prime Crisis in USA and how has it affected India" (If you remember this was a hot topic in 2008 onwards for a long time). Anyway, the discussion lasted for 35-40 minds. We we
My experience: This is in May 2009 when I had my GD. We were a group of 7 and an old man as our moderator. The topic of discussion was "Sub-Prime Crisis in USA and how has it affected India" (If you remember this was a hot topic in 2008 onwards for a long time). Anyway, the discussion lasted for 35-40 minds. We we
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Prem Khanna
Contributor-Level 6
If you have interest in law then you can surely pursue LLB after B.Sc.
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Prakhar Dixit
Contributor-Level 6
Yes, a lot of people have done that. You need to do a three year LLB course (instead of the 5-year course of BA+LLB. The minimum requirement of law is to have done graduation before you can do LLB. Most people prefer BA+LLB. So, as to get the law degree in minimum time (5 years).
People have done law after engineering, MBBS, B.Com and almost all Bachelors. Delhi University (Faculty of Law), Government Law college Mumbai and a lot of colleges offer 3 year law courses. For more information, google 3 year Law India.
People have done law after engineering, MBBS, B.Com and almost all Bachelors. Delhi University (Faculty of Law), Government Law college Mumbai and a lot of colleges offer 3 year law courses. For more information, google 3 year Law India.
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Harman Singh
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Yes, you can surely appear for the entrance exam and your admission will be provisional until you get your final marks.
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