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a year ago

The eligibility criteria for admission to LLM at School of Law and Legal Affairs NIU is minimum 50% marks in LLB or in equivalent degree and candidates must have completed LLB or five-year integrated LLB from a recognised university and for reserved categories, the minimum marks required is 45%

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Here 60 seats (students) can do BA LLB Hons at School of Law and Legal Affairs NIU because there is some eligibility criteria for the admission like the students must have 50% above in class 12th for the general category and admission is based on the candidate's performance in CLAT, CUET a

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The average package for LLB students at school of law and legal affairs NIU is INR 4.85 lakh.

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The entrance exam scores that UPES School of Law accept for admission to BA LLB are:

  • In CLAT score upto 15000 rank
  • In LSAT score upto 60%
  • It also consider the personal interview and group discussion in board marks in UPES.

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No, we cannot join school of law and legal affairs NIU without national entrance exam like CLAT because CLAT – score is mandatory and the admission will be done on the basis of merit only and candidates who are appearing or have appeared in the 10+2 examination and are awaiting results are also elig

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New answer posted•a year ago

How many types of Administrative Law are there?

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a year ago

Administrative law basically governs the governmental functionings and also ensuring they act fairly and effectively. Administrative actions come in different forms, such as, legislative, quasi-judicial, simple administrative, and purely ministerial.

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How to become an administrative law officer?

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a year ago

To become an administrative law officer you should have more than 5 years of experience after getting a Law degree and practice certificate. As, administrative law judges are generally expected to have a law degree and professional experience as a lawyer. As a state, local or hearing officer or fede

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New answer posted•a year ago

How to study Administrative Law?

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Asked by Jiya
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a year ago

You can study Administrative Law course through theoretical discussions of the fundamental principles of Administrative Law. Which is largely based on reading of case laws and secondary materials. Here, the pedagogical method is a merge of lectures and socratic discussions.

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The application fee for the LLM programme at School of Law and Legal Affairs NIU is INR 1,100 and it is non refundable and the application fee can be paid using online application, debit card, credit card and net banking.

 

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Who can pursue Administrative Law course?

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Asked by Kartik Yadav
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a year ago

Administrative law is a branch of law that is open to anybody with an interest in government acts, rules, or the interactions between individuals or organizations and government agencies. While there are no strict requirements for pursuing administrative law, certain groups of people may find this p

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