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shreyas chopra
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The only difference is that while LLB is 3 years long programme can be done after graduation, but of integrated law course, like BA LLB is a 5-years programme and can be done after 12th standard. On the other hand, after completing graduation and then LLB takes 6 years.
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Pahuja Law Academy is the best coaching for judiciary in Delhi. Here you can explore each and every aspect of Judiciary that will help you to crack Judiciary exams such as CLAT or LLM.
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saurabh sharma
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Hi Ajay,
NMIMS is known for its MBA and is growing in the field of law as well. UPES is a great university for law, but I would go with NMIMS if talked about corporate sector.
NMIMS is known for its MBA and is growing in the field of law as well. UPES is a great university for law, but I would go with NMIMS if talked about corporate sector.
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APEKSHA DADHICH
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BVP New Law College is ranked amongst the top law colleges of India. The faculty of the college is very experienced and learned. The placements are also very good. ADYPU is a good college but not for the law aspirants, so any day BVP is a better choice for BALLB.
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Apeksha Dadhich
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Hi,
Bharati Vidyapeeth New Law College conducts its own CET i.e Common Entrance Test and it takes admission on it's basis only. You can get more details about it on the college website. Also, the placements are really good.
Bharati Vidyapeeth New Law College conducts its own CET i.e Common Entrance Test and it takes admission on it's basis only. You can get more details about it on the college website. Also, the placements are really good.
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