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The core topics covered in a Telecommunications Law course typically discuss about the laws in our constitution that sums everything about the Telecommunications Law as a whole:

The Indian Telegraph Act, 1885
The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) Act, 1997
The Indian Wireless Act, 1933
The Information Technology Act, 2000
International Telecommunications Law
Consumer Protection and Privacy in the Telecommunications Sector
Intellectual Property and Data Protection in the Telecommunications Sector
Competition Law and the Telecommunications Sector

Hope this cleared your doubt !

To choose between P.E.S Modern Law College and NLC Bharati Vidyapeeth for the LLB course, candidates must compare both colleges on the basis of seat availability, eligibility criteria, affordability and other various factors. Check out the below comparison to know which one is more suitable for students: 

Yes, IFIM Law School offers two-year LLB PGDM course at the PG level. This gives students a chance to earn two degrees from a globally accredited B-School and BCI-approved school. At the end of the course, students obtain a LLB and a PGDM degree. Students are enrolled in this two-degrees programme for three years.

The University of Rajasthan offers a comprehensive BA LLB programme. The starting salary for BA LLB graduates may differ as per the field they are interested in working in. However, the average salary ranges from INR 3 lakh to INR 6 lakh.

Apart from practicing law, students can also opt for teaching jobs. As per sources across the web, lecturers earn an average salary between INR 6 lakh and INR 8 lakh per annum,  whereas Legal Advisors earn INR 5 lakh to INR 7 lakh per annum. The salary offered to candidates depends on the placement opportunities as well as work experience and skills.

After completing BA LLB from the University of Rajasthan, students can work in the law field. Some of the popular job roles include Corporate Counsellor, Litigation Attorney, Cyber Law Expert, and more. The salaries offered in such roles range from INR 3 lakh to INR 6 lakh.

However, the pay and job title may differ from student to student depending on the student's skill, knowledge, and experience. Students with a will to pursue further education can also opt for an LLM or even an MBA. An additional degree will help broaden the career horizon.

UNIRAJ follows a thorough screening process for BA LLB admissions. To start, students must register and apply on the official website of the university for the entrance exam. After the exam, students are shortlisted based on their marks. The shortlisted students are further called for a GD PI round. This round helps the admission committee evaluate students on various parameters such as cognitive thinking, knowledge, logical reasoning, and more. After this, a seat allocation process is conducted. Further, those who are offered admission must report to the institute for document verification and the fee payment process.

UNIRAJ offers BA LLB courses via its many affiliated institutes. Some of the colleges include Maharshi Dayanand Law College, Vidyasthali Law College, Hans Law College, and others. Out of all the affiliated colleges and institutes, Hans Law College, has the highest intake with 300 seats. To get a seat, students must register and appear for the RULET exam conducted by the university.

BA LLB seats at UNIRAJ are spread across the various colleges affiliated with the university. Combining the intake of all colleges/institutes, the university offers a total of 720 seats for BA LLB admissions. Students must note that this seat intake is subject to change on a yearly basis based on various factors, such as seat intake policies, course popularity, government approval, etc.

UNIRAJ BA LLB seats are allocated via the counselling process conducted at the university’s campus. During this process, the university allocates the seats based on students rank in the RULET exam. Those who are offered a seat are required to present academic and personal documents for verification purposes. Lastly, students must pay admission to secure their seats.