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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant
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Bangalore University now offers 5-year integrated LLB degree course, not 3 years LLB degree. Please refer http://bangaloreuniversity.ac.in/university-law-college/ for further details.
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To deal with the new challenges in the corporate world, legal professionals with the ability to unravel legal complexities are in demand. Understanding the laws of the land is important to avoid time-consuming and expensive litigations. PGDBCL aims at imparting knowledge of various business and corporate legislations.
PGDBCL covers various facets of business and corporate legislation and is a judicious mixture of the two. It includes recent acts such as the Limited Liability Partnership Act, 2008 and the Companies Act, 2013 with The Companies (Amendment) Act, 2015. Besides, the program familiarises students with international business l
PGDBCL covers various facets of business and corporate legislation and is a judicious mixture of the two. It includes recent acts such as the Limited Liability Partnership Act, 2008 and the Companies Act, 2013 with The Companies (Amendment) Act, 2015. Besides, the program familiarises students with international business l
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Anurag kumar!!!!! BORN TO EXPRESS NOT TO IMPRESS !!!!!
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Hello dear,
LLB is good course after B.Com and you can do PG in Law after your B.Com. Procedure is simple go to the Law College of your choice, take the prospectus and fill up the form. Once your name is shortlisted, then you can take admission.
So, please don't worry any graduate is eligible for LAW graduation and the procedure is vary from state to state and university, so kindly check it from particular institute from where you belong to.
LLB is good course after B.Com and you can do PG in Law after your B.Com. Procedure is simple go to the Law College of your choice, take the prospectus and fill up the form. Once your name is shortlisted, then you can take admission.
So, please don't worry any graduate is eligible for LAW graduation and the procedure is vary from state to state and university, so kindly check it from particular institute from where you belong to.
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Ujjwal Ashutosh
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After having done your undergraduate in BA, join a three years LLB course as offered by many universities. Then go for LLM, if you wanna be a legal academician.
If you wanna go for the normal teaching line, then do your post graduation in arts and then apply for B.Ed.
If you wanna go for the normal teaching line, then do your post graduation in arts and then apply for B.Ed.
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Ujjwal Ashutosh
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You can do that.
There is no hard and fast rule as to why you can't pursue law after having done liberal arts.
All the best.
There is no hard and fast rule as to why you can't pursue law after having done liberal arts.
All the best.
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Ujjwal Ashutosh
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Take an exam in judiciary.
Join a firm or you might even start practicing.
Joining a PSU is also a great option.
You can explore any field of law and there's a plethora of chances everywhere.
Good luck.
Join a firm or you might even start practicing.
Joining a PSU is also a great option.
You can explore any field of law and there's a plethora of chances everywhere.
Good luck.
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