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8 years ago
Guide-Level 13
Also, the faculties at NALSAR are much experienced and have a name in their own fields and their efficiency is thus beyond doubt.
Also, it is an NLU at the top level the placements are the best here as all the top law firms including CAM, SAM, TRILEGA
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8 years ago
Guide-Level 13
Well, you need not think much when you get to chose between an NLU and other institutes.
NLU Odisha is one of its kind and known for its moot court achievements and the faculties everywhere. The students have also been witness to this. The NLU has been growing over time and by now it has earned a good reputation and is preferred by many students while they fill up their CLAT preferences.
Also, NLU Odisha has some very good faculties and are much experienced. The infrastructure is decent and worth chasing.
Placements are good as tier 2 and tier 3 law firms do recruit here.
Also, it has an NLU tag which one looks for and thus mus
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8 years ago
Contributor-Level 7
According to their official website, there are only two courses that they offer that is BALLB and LLB and I have checked their website right now.
Even if they offer LLM you should prefer Tamil Nadu Dr. Ambedkar Law University because the fee is very nominal in Ambedkar Law College.
Secondly, you have variety of courses for LLM there and you can choose whatever you want.
There are nine departments. Yes, that's correct- nine departments such as department of business law, department of criminal law, administrative law, environmental law, constitutional law and a lot more.
Tamil Nadu's Ambedkar Law
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8 years agoBeginner-Level 5
There can not be a direct admission in any law colleges in Mumbai. In fact all over India CET is compulsory. According to your score in the entrance examination rank chart will be prepared. Then you will have to face counselling and select college according to your rank. This rule has been laid down by both Bar Council of India and University Grant Commission.
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8 years agoBeginner-Level 5
Here, you need to clear your thoughts. LL.B. course has honours papers with it. There you need to study two extra papers for special study. But LL.M. that is Masters in Law is itself a specialised course. There you can't have honours papers. So my friend LL.M. (Hons.) can not be a course. It can be only LL.M. specialised in either in Business Law, Constitutional Law, Criminology and Penology, etc.
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8 years ago
Beginner-Level 5
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8 years agoContributor-Level 8
In BCA LLB, you can study subjects related to computer application along with subjects of law. In the light of recent advancement in information technology and crimes, assuming the nature of knowing no boundaries, a graduate in BCA LLB would be in a better position to advise on issues with respect to intersection of law and information technology. Further, there are several law firms and lawyers who specifically deal in this area of law only. In this scenario, you would have a good chance of getting recruited to these law firms and other companies. Apart from that, the other opportunities include working with companies, research and
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8 years agoContributor-Level 8
The job prospects after completing B.Sc LLB are quite good in India.
These include independent practice, working with law firms and companies, judiciary and State Commission Services among others. At the initial level, your role would be that of associate in case of law firms. Since you would have studied science together with the law, you have a great chance of building a career in firms specializing in intellectual property rights law and have clients in this field.
Apart from that, there are great opportunities available at several companies which deal in manufacturing and need to get their products as per the standards laid down
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8 years agoContributor-Level 8
Hi, BSW LLB is one of the emerging courses in law. It stands for Bachelor in Social Work and Bachelor in Law. One point that I would like to emphasize is that since it is new, the job prospects differ quite from the traditional ones. The work areas are very interesting and if working for social causes drives you and you would like to bring changes to things around you, this course is the right one for you. The job prospects include working with research groups and policy think tanks that advise and suggest govt. Concerning framing social legislation. Further, you would also be the first choice of several national as well as inter
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8 years agoContributor-Level 8
Hi, The job options for BLS LLB do not significantly differ from B.Com LLB or BA LLB. If you complete BLS LLB from a college which has a great placement record, you can get placed into law firms or companies. Further, you can also work with lawyers or start your own independent practice before any level of judiciary. Quite different from these, if you want to build your career in the field of academia, BLS LLB is a great program.
Through this, you can work as a research associate with several national as well as international organisations. You can also try your hand at working with policy research groups. Apart from these, you can also
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