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Pragati Singh

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Look at the table below for Energy Law private colleges:

College

Tuition Fees

School of Law, UPES (Dehradun) 

INR 2.09 L - 12.71 L

ILS Law College

INR 3,500

UPES

INR 2.58 L - 20.37 L

Jindal Global Law School 

INR 3.5 L

Note- This information is sourced from the official website/ counselling body and may vary.

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Pragati Singh

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Hi,

Below are the government colleges for Energy Law:

College

Tuition Fees

NLU Kolkata

NA

MNLU Nagpur

INR 20,000 - 75,000

Note- This information is sourced from the official website/ counselling body and may vary.

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Vishakha

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Rayat Bahra University does provides merit-based/need-based/reserved category based scholarships to BA LLB and other course students. SC/ST Scholarship as per Govt. Norms ( for Punjab, H.P., Chandigarh & Haryana) Check below for more details on Rayat Bahra University scholarships and its eligibility:

EligibilityPercentage
90% and above in Class 1275% tuition fee waiver
85% to 89.99% in Class 12 50% tuition fee waiver
75% to 84.99% in Class 12 30% tuition fees waiver
65% to 74.99% in Class 12 20% tuition fees waiver

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Pragati Singh

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The basics of Energy Law includes energy resources and extraction, energy generation and transmission, energy markets and pricing, energy efficiency and conservation, energy protection and sustainability, international energy cooperation and nuclear energy regulation etc. Energy Law plays a critical role in ensuring a secure, sustainable, and equitable energy future for all.

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Pragati Singh

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Yes, the energy sector is constantly growing and there is a constant demand for law and regulation enforcement in this sector hence, energy law is worth taking up as a course. If candidates have a genuine interest in the energy industry, including its technological, environmental, and regulatory components, a career in energy law can be rewarding. It allows you to integrate your legal knowledge with your interest in energy-related issues.

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Vishakha

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The placements at Rayat Bahra University are handled by the Training & Placement Cell of the university. The names of the some companies and firms mentioned in the official website of the university, that offers placements to BA LLB graduates are: 

  • Yes Bank
  • Tech Mahindra
  • Volvo Group
  • Reliance
  • Birla Sun Life, etc. 

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