Law

One should know that drafting and executing contracts require presence of mind and critical thinking abilities. Moreover, candidates who are passionate about establishing a career in commercial space and work with companies or National Company Law Tribunal must definitely pursue LLM or PG Diploma in Commercial Law after completing LLB. Commercial Law in India is a popular course offering exciting career opportunities to professionals. 

Commercial Law (also called Trade Law/ Mercantile Law) deals with the legal framework of business activities. It covers multiple aspects of the business like - sales transactions, contract formation, intellectual property protection, banking and finance regulations and consumer rights. 

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Faculty of Law MGKPV offers a two-year LLM course for candidates and the total seat-intake for the course is 66. Candidaets who meet the eligibility criteria can apply for the course through the online application form on the official website of the university. The admission process is merit based for the LLM course. 

The course fee for BA-LLB at Faculty of Law MGKPV is INR 2.80 lakh. Candidates are required to follow the payment guidelines that are set by the university. Candidates are  required to pay the fee on a yearly basis. Candidates who complete the admission process and make it to the final shortlist are eligible to pay the course fee. 

Some of the subjects taught in the LLB course at Faculty of Law MGKPV are as follows: 

• Constitutional Law
• Law of Contracts
• Labour Law
• Company Law 
• International Law

Candidates can check the semester wise subjects on the official page of the Mahatma Gandhi Kashi Vidyapeeth University. Candidates are required to qualify in the subjects in order to move on to the next year of the course. 

The course fee for LLB at Faculty of Law MGKVP is INR 9600. Candidates who clear the admission process and get the final offer from the university are eligible to pay the course fee for the course. The fee structure is set by the university and is subject to change by the same authority. The course fee is to be paid on a yearly basis through the modes mentioned by the university. 

No, in India, it is not possible to study the LLB course online. The Bar Council of India, which regulates the education and practice programme of LLB, doesn't allow students to practice Law in online mode. Students can do a diploma or study legal topics course online. But, they cannot become a lawyer or advocate through a fully online LLB in India.

Hi, yes, Chandigarh is a hub for legal studies with reputed colleges, proximity to the Punjab & Haryana High Court, and good exposure to real legal practice.

The placements for private law colleges in Chandigarh are quite decent. You can refer to this table. 

Disclaimer: This information is sourced from official website/ media reports/ NIRF website and may vary.