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2 years ago

Yes, you can practice law after completing LLB from the UPES School of Law. The LLB degree holders are eligible to pursue law in India. Moreover, degree holders can work as a judge, lawyer, consultant, legal counsellor, etc. The table below showcases average annual salary for some of the popular job

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The university law school has a total seat intake of 30 for the LLB programme. UPES School of Law allot seats to the candidates on the basis of their performance in CUET exam and may consider academic performance as well. The mentioned seat intake is further as per the official website/sanctioning b

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Kritika Rai
2 years ago

The AILET merit lists 2025 will contain the following details:

  • Candidate's Application number
  • Roll number/Admit Card Number
  • Vertical/Horizontal Reservation-related information
  • All India rank

Candidates should note that the AILET 2025 merit lists will be released in multiple rounds. There will be separate

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The three-year LLB programme is divided into six semesters. Each of the academic year is divided into two semesters. Topics covered in the course are related to legislative law. Some of the subjects covered in the UPES School of Law LLB course curriculum are:

  • Globalisation and Labour Regulation
  • Compet

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UPES School of Law 2025 registrations are ongoing. However, the course selection list does not show LLB as an option. Aspirants seeking admission should check the course-specific eligibility requirements before the form filling. Moreover, the application must also be submitted on or before the presc

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Kritika Rai
2 years ago

NLU Delhi will release the AILET question paper as a separate document from the AILET answer key. However, both documents will be released on the same date and at the same time. The university will publish the AILET question paper and answer key within 24 hours of the exam's completion. Using the qu

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New answer posted•2 years ago

Does UPES School of Law offers LLB?

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Asked by Manori Sahni
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2 years ago

Yes, the UPES School of Law offers three-year LLB programme. Candidates can get a seat in the course based on performance in the CUET exam or the last qualifying exam. Additionally, the aspirant must fulfil the course-specific eligibility requirements as well. Eligible candidates can visit the unive

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The total course fee is inclusive of multiple components, such as hostel fee, caution deposit, tuition fee, etc. Some of these components are one-time payabale, while some have to be paid annually/semesterly. UPES School of Law LLB tuition fee is INR 12.73 lakh and the hostel fee is INR 5.32 la

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Kritika Rai
2 years ago

AILET used to be a very tough entrance exam before 2023 due to its short duration of 90 minutes. However, NLU Delhi increased the duration of the exam from 90 minutes to 120 minutes after the AILET 2024 exam. The extended duration made it slightly easier for candidates to solve 150 questions in 120

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Kritika Rai
2 years ago

In the last year's AILET question paper for UG course, GK questions were prominently related to static GK. The number of current affairs-related questions was lower. Questions were mainly related to law field and Economics. These questions were related to topics, such as Supreme Court of India, Sust

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