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Vipra Tiwari

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To be eligibile for LLM in Human Rights Law course, students typically require LLB degree with key skills and knowledge in Human Rights Laws from a recognised university, with at least 45 to 50 percent minimum marks.

Moreover, students should qualify exams like CLAT PG if seeking an admission in reputed Law government colleges of India. 

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Vipra Pandey

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LLM in Human Rights Laws course can propel you towards various career opportunities in the field of "Human Rights Law" with specialised knowledge and skills that can earn you high salaried jobs in law firms like Trilegal, government sectors like Ministry of Law and Justice and National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) of India.

Other than that graduates can also work in NGOs and international organisations like UNICEF and WHO. Candidates can also learn to apply human rights law in real-world situations, such as conflict, migration, and climate change.

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Manisha Chauhan

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An LLM in Human Rights Law course is basically a postgraduation programme of Law that is providing specialisation in Human Rights Laws in India. The course focuses on human rights laws at regional, national and international levels, which further allows students to explore and learn about the different aspects of human rights laws protecting the basic human fumdamental rights and implementation through legal principles. 

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Albin Thomas

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Yes, you can pursue LLB in any college in Rajasthan as this course doesn't have any upper age limit. 

As you have done B.A from Kakatiya university, you are eligible for applying because you satisfy the educational qualifications for the degree. As for the admission, you may need to write the Entrance exam conducted by the Rajasthan government to apply for admission RULET or other.

You can check the admission details and date in the college or university official website. 

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Nidhi Kumari

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Depending on the particular National Law University (NLU), the applicant's category, and the volume of applications in that year, different CLAT scores are needed to gain admission. Candidates in the general category usually need to rank in the top 100–500, which translates to a score of about 90–105 out of 120, according to current trends, for admission to prestigious NLUs like NLSIU Bangalore, NALSAR Hyderabad, or NLUD Delhi. While lower-tier NLUs might allow applicants with scores between 65 and 75, mid-tier NLUs might require a score between 75 and 90. Reserved categories (SC, ST, OBC, or EWS) frequently have lower cutoffs; dep

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Arun Pal Pal

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No, you can't get admission to the LLB course at D.E.S's Shri Navalmal Firodia Law College in Pune without taking the MHCET Law entrance exam. The college uses the MHCET Law scores for admission to its undergraduate (UG) courses. 

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The college uses the MHCET Law scores for admission to its LLB, BBA LLB, and BA LLB courses. 

The college follows the syllabus and schedule of Savitribai Phule Pune University for the LLB course. 

Admission to the LLB course is through CAP rounds based on the MHCET exam. 

Candidates who meet the college's cutoff must attend counseling for admission. 

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Raj B

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Company Law helps companies with various regulations in the business. The objective is to increase the profitability. It helps in right taxation procedures, availing the tax benefits and maintaining the reputation of a company. In short corporate law is not Private Law but is a component of Public Law. Career scope includes corporate governance, ensuring transparency, accountability and fairness for stakeholders. 

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Nishtha Rastogi

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Company Law covers the entire system legal aspects related to its formation, operation, governance and dissolution.

  • Company Law defines and regulates public, private companies, limited liability partnerships, and NGOs.
  • Career roles are - registering a company, including drafting of Memorandum of Association (MOA) and Articles of Association (AOA), obtaining important approvals, and fulfilling other legal formalities.
  • Company Lawyers also define the roles of the directors, officers and other key management

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Mani Shukla

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With a structured approach you can learn about Company Law from the basics. Suggestions to prepare for Company Law are mentioned below -

  • Begin with the fundamental principles.
  • Familiarise yourself with essential terms.
  • Grasp the Companies Act and other relevant regulations.
  • You can divide the vast syllabus into manageable sections.
  • You can also study case laws.

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Kartik Yadav

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Company Law in LLB course, is basically a speicialisation that focus on company and business's legal framework, covering variety of roles and responsibilities, such as shareholder's rights and protection, borrowing and lending, mergers and acquisitions

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