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Tasbiya Khan

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Yes, there are about 10+ Law colleges in Chennai offer LLB course. Some of them are mentioned below along with their tuition fees:

Top CollegesTuition Fee
SIMTSINR 15 lakh
Tamil Nadu Dr Ambedkar Law UniversityINR 1.26 lakh
Dr. Ambedkar Government Law College, ChennaiINR 3,000
SRM School of LawINR 6 lakh

Disclaimer: This information is sourced from official website and may vary.

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Tasbiya Khan

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The table below shows the top Law colleges in India private accepting CLAT along with their tuition fees:

Top CollegesTuition Fee
SOA UniversityINR 8.50 lakh
LPUINR 12 lakh

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Ashish Kumar

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There are chances that you can get admission in BHU but after first round. The cut off for previous year was around 170 to 180.

You can also check the previous year cut off. But apply surely

You can also get admission in DU in affiliated centres. So you must apply in both DU and BHU. 

But there will be no extra benfit of being a girl. There is extra reservation for girls. Reservation is category wise only. 

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Raj B

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Yes,  LLD degrees from known Indian universities are generally recognised internationally within academic and legal circles, although specific recognition standards can vary. For instance, In USA holders of foreign law degrees often need to obtain a J.D. or LLM from an ABA-accredited law school in the US to practice. 

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Manisha Chauhan

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The kind of publications accepted for LLD admissions are reputable peer-reviewed journal articles, books, and significant contributions to legal scholarship are highly valued.

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Mani Shukla

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LLD is apt for those who want to become legal scholars and contribute original research to the field. It can very well lead you to professorial positions at law colleges and research institutions, allowing you to teach and develop legal knowledge. Additionally, it allows you to specialise in a particular area of law, such as corporate law, international law, or criminal law. 

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Nishtha Rastogi

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LLD stands for Doctor of Law. It's a highly specialised postgraduate doctoral programme designed for in-depth legal research and scholarship.

  • Constitutional Law, jurisprudence, fundamental rights and obligations, union-state legislative relations, concepts of possession and ownership,  Family Law, Business Law, etc. are the main topics on which the course focuses.
  • The curriculum has been created to assist in educating qualified applicants about efficient intervention techniques as well as the interpersonal skills and character traits required for this line of work. 

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