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Saurabh Khanduri

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No, SAGE University, Indore does not accept applications in offline mode for any course, including BA LLB (hons) course. This is because SEE is a mandatory entrance exam for BA LLB (hons) admission. SEE registration can be only done in online mode through SAGE University, Indore's microsite.

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Saurabh Khanduri

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There is no mention of SAGE University, Indore accepting admission for BA LLB (hons) course without appearing for Class 12 board exam scores. Generally when admissions are merit-based, candidates are able to apply for admissions before receiving their Class 12 board exam results.

However, candidates will be offered provisional admission in these instances until they provide their final marksheet.

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Saurabh Khanduri

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SAGE University, Indore BA LLB (hons) eligibility criteria does not require candidates to have law as a subject in Class 12th. Any stream or set of subjects is accepted during BA LLB (hons) admission by SAGE University, Indore.

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Saurabh Khanduri

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Yes, candidates can apply for BA LLB (hons) admissions at SAGE University, Indore without appearing in CLAT-UG. The aforementioned entrance exam is not accepted for BA LLB (hons) at SAGE University, Indore. Instead, selection of candidates is based on merit in Class 12th.

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Yes, candidates can apply for BA LLB (hons) admissions at SAGE University, Indore without appearing in CLAT-UG. The aforementioned entrance exam is not accepted for BA LLB (hons) at SAGE University, Indore. Instead, selection of candidates is based on merit in Class 12th.

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Dinesh upadhyayI am a lawyer, aspiring manager , education enthu

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Both are equally good and if same brand value but VIPS is more older and popular in NCR.

Also you can explore about -

  • NIRF law ranking 
  • CLAT PG for PSU jobs
  • CLAT/CUET/ State law exams
  • Other law colleges in Delhi ( IP University, DU CLC, NLU, near by State law colleges)

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For me, what makes GIBS special is that it's not just about classes and exams. The college gives you a lot of opportunities to learn, explore, and grow as a person.

When I joined, I was a bit shy and not very confident while speaking in front of others. But slowly, through presentations, workshops, guest sessions, industry visits, and different activities, I became much more confident. It really helped me come out of my comfort zone, and today I feel much more comfortable interacting with people.

I also like that GIBS focuses a lot on practical learning. We get exposure through live projects, certifications, internships, and placement tr

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Vaishnavi Abrol

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Iam also a student of LPU, and I would say LPU gives good PLacement opportunities to those students who are good at skills and have good academic performance.LPU gives placement support to Law students. The university helps students prepare for jobs through training and interviews. Students can get jobs in law firms, companies, and other legal fields. Getting a good job depends on your skills, marks, and internship experience.

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Yes. The BA LLB programme at LPU includes internships as part of practical legal learning. Students get opportunities to intern with law firms, advocates, courts, legal aid centres, NGOs and corporate legal departments, depending on availability and performance. The curriculum also includes moot courts, drafting, client counselling and legal research, which help students build practical skills before graduation and prepare for different legal career options.

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