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Deepayan Deyday dreamer,never give up........
Guide-Level 12
You can do it in India, then take some experience. Then you can go to UK for higher studies.
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2016-08-07 23:35:45
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prashanth penta
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You need to crack the CLAT exam. If you do it, you will achieve all your dreams.
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Bhargav C
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Hello,
Yes you can definitely go for LLB after B.Tech.UPES is one of the top ranked university when it comes to law and their extensive LAW programme gives an upper hand when it comes to learning real law. I love the way their programmes are held, they have regular moot court competition within and outside the states for a better exposure and real practising of how a lawyer argues in the court and there are competition prizes too that are awarded. Apart from being a pool of knowledge it is more fun and helps in the all round healthy development of the student's personality.
All the best!
Yes you can definitely go for LLB after B.Tech.UPES is one of the top ranked university when it comes to law and their extensive LAW programme gives an upper hand when it comes to learning real law. I love the way their programmes are held, they have regular moot court competition within and outside the states for a better exposure and real practising of how a lawyer argues in the court and there are competition prizes too that are awarded. Apart from being a pool of knowledge it is more fun and helps in the all round healthy development of the student's personality.
All the best!
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2016-08-05 15:29:25
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