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a year agoBeginner-Level 3
Without the CLAT exam, you cannot get admission at any GGSIPU affilated colleges.
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
Enrolling in the best Law colleges in Bangalore can be worthwhile for you. For that, you need to check its ROI. Listed below are some colleges along with their tuition fees and average placement package:
College Name | Total Tuition Fee | Average Salary Package |
|---|---|---|
NLSIU Bangalore Courses | INR 24,800- INR 13.45 lakh | INR 8.4 LPA - INR 16 LPA |
| NMIMS Deemed to be University Courses | INR 11.25 lakh | INR 13 LPA |
Manipal Law School Courses | INR 1.13 Lacs - INR 15 lakh | INR 3.6 LPA - INR 8.9 LPA |
PES University Courses | INR 10 lakh | INR 8 LPA |
Christ University Courses | INR 1.72 Lacs - INR 14.15 lakh | INR 3.7 LPA - INR 6 LPA |
Disclaimer: This information is sourced from official website/ media reports/ NIRF website and may vary.
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a year agoContributor-Level 7
While internships with top recruiters in the legal field are highly advantageous and increased your employement chances, but still they are a direct pathway to full-time employment. These internships offer valuable exposure to the firm's or organisation's work culture, provide opportunities to develop practical skills under experienced professionals, and allow interns to network with potential future colleagues and mentors.
However, doing job there is typically based upon various factors, such as the firm's hiring needs at the time, the intern's overall performance and suitability as assessed during the internship, and sometimes,
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a year agoContributor-Level 7
These are the qualities recruiters want to see in graduates from Law:
- Recruiters want to see that you have a solid grasp of fundamental legal principles as good grades signal that you've learned how to use those knowledge and skills effectively.
- The ability to express yourself clearly, concisely, and convincingly, whether you're writing an email or arguing a case.
- You need to be able to look at a situation, break it down into smaller pieces, figure out what's important, and then build a strong case based on your analysis.
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a year agoContributor-Level 7
You seem to be confused about the difficulty level of LLB and CA courses right? Nobody can tell you with surety which course is easier but rather you have to assess the same on the basis of your interests and passions. If you have this feeling that you're made for reading, interpretation, logical reasoning and argumentation, you might find LLB relatively easier and more fun to study.
But if you have a strong inclination towards numbers, financial analysis, problem solving with quantitative data and can dive into technical study, you might find CA more suited to your interests and hence easier than the LLB course.
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a year agoGuide-Level 15
Aspirants who have passed Class 12 with English as a subject or equivalent with at least 50% aggregate (45% aggregate for reserved class category candidates belonging to Maharashtra state only) are eligible to apply for BBA LLB (Hons) programme at Faculty of Law, MIT WPU Pune. Aspirants must hold the documents proving their eligibility for verification at the time of admission.
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
Only 3 government colleges offer Property Law courses in India. You can see the table below for more details on them
| Best Government Colleges | Course Fees |
|---|---|
| Maharashtra National Law University, Nagpur | INR 25,000 |
| Coursera | NA |
| VSkills | INR 3,500 |
Note - The information is taken from the official site of the college.
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a year agoContributor-Level 7
The law specialisation deals with long-term immovable assets i.e. Land/ Property, where two or more parties are involved in ownership or sale or business operations. In order to keep the deals or partnerships/ agreements fair and in agreement, the Property Laws were defined. Therefore, law specialisation related to Property ownership, transfer, contracts, conveyance issues, leases, mortgages, breach, government control and powers, escrow and title insurance, zoning, landlord and tenant issues, as well as, real estate brokerage, agency, agreements, etc. is a part of Property Law.
- The law specialisation of Property Law can be studied at t
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