Law

Dear Student,
As per the ranking and overall status I won't recommend this university for BA LLB programme. There are few other universities with good ranking, rich course structure, experience faculties, infrastructure, summer training, moot court competition, etc.
So, for that you kindly check this link for top institute:
https://www.shiksha.com/top-law-colleges-in-india-rankingpage-56-2-0-0-0

Hi,
ICFAI university having good reputation in other management programme but for law you should consider all the points like ranking, faculty experience, summer training, infrastructure, etc.
You should check this link for more details with ranking related to BA LLB programme.
https://www.shiksha.com/top-law-colleges-in-india-rankingpage-56-2-0-0-0

Law is one of the oldest high profile and paying profession. It is a life time profession with no retirement age. Majority of leaders are from law background. To become a successful lawyer lot of hard work, dedication and commitment is required. If you ready for a challenging life long profession, the law is a good career option for you.

You can go for CS or LLB and you can study in USA. You cannot go for job directly.

Hi,
As per last year 2016 admission session fee was Rs,1,05,000 per semester. For 2017 fee details, you need to check with admission help line in the month of January end or in February month.
All the best.

Both have good scope but, MBA has broader scope into banking and insurance field with roles into investment bank, risk management, corporate finance and project strategy planning. LLB has more scope in legal, compliance and taxation.

CLAT is better because it covers all the NLUs as well as some reputed private universities as well.

It depends on your interest. You can either go for IAS/ IES exams like UPSC/ SSC. You can also go for MBA entrance, but MBA is getting common among students and it is on saturation now. You can also try for LLB. Generally, students after completing CA/ CS go for jobs. If you have interest in law, then it is a good option.

First, you need to complete your LLB, preferably with 60% and more. After that, you need to start your practice. Ideally, there are state level judicial exam, which prescribes minimum number of experience before applying for a judge's position.

Hi,
If you have only two options for LLB program, then you can choose BHU due to its rich course structure, experienced faculties and overall ranking. Otherwise, you can check other colleges as well.
You can check the below mentioned link for other colleges with good ranking and good placement assistance:
https://www.shiksha.com/top-law-colleges-in-india-rankingpage-56-2-0-0-0
All the best.