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Prateek Swami

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It is difficult to pursue an LL.B. online for free because the majority of recognised schools charge for tuition. Nonetheless, several colleges provide free online legal education that can give a basic understanding of the subject. Universities such as Yale and Harvard provide free courses on platforms such as FutureLearn, edX, and Coursera. Scholarships and financial help are available for LL.B. programs in full at universities like the University of London that offer online courses in law. Make sure the programme is approved and acknowledged by the appropriate authorities at all times.

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Saurabh Kaintura

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The following steps are often included in Keshav Memorial College of Law's LL.B. admissions process:

1. Pass the Telangana State Law Common Entrance Test, or TS LAWCET): Admission is mostly determined by the score received on this entrance exam.
2. Counseling Process: In accordance with your TS LAWCET rank, take part in the counseling process run by the Telangana State Council of Higher Education (TSCHE).
3. Document Verification: Throughout the counseling process, present the required documentation for verification.
4. Seat Allotment: Select the seat that best suits your preferences and rank.
5. Payment of costs: To complete the admission

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Anju

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Here are some top government law colleges in Chennai:

1. Government Law College, Chennai

2. Tamil Nadu Dr. Ambedkar Law University

3. University of Madras - Department of Legal Studies

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Afroz Akhter

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Here are a few colleges in Delhi where one could pursue an LLB without clearing the entrance exam and at low tuition fees:
Amity Law School, Noida:
Though it is in Noida, it is quite convenient for students from Delhi. Admissions here are directly based on merit.

Vivekananda Institute of Professional Studies:
VIPS offers direct admission based on academic performance and the fees are comparatively low as compared to other private institutions.

Fairfield Institute of Management and Technology, FIMT, Kapashera, New Delhi:
Known for its LLB course with direct admission and also at nominal fees.

Indira Gandhi National Open University: 
IG

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Anju

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 The merit list for LLB and other UG programs is expected to be released after the CUET UG 2024 results are announced. However, the exact date for the merit list publication has not been specified yet. Keep an eye on the official university website and admission portal for the latest updates.

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Pragati Singh

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Hi,
A BSc LLB degree uniquely combines scientific and legal expertise and offers many global career potential. While opportunities vary across countries, graduates can possibly opt for intellectual property, environmental, pharmaceutical, and technology law. However, pursuing BSc LLB in the international legal market requires overcoming challenges such as legal education equivalence, language proficiency, cultural adaptation, and stiff competition. To excel globally, you can consider gaining international exposure, mastering foreign languages, building a global network, and potentially pursuing advanced degrees abroad.
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Pragati Singh

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Both the degrees i.e. an LLB after a BSc course and a five-year integrated LLB degree are the better options. However, it depends on the qualifications and interests of the candidates as well. If the candidate has just passed the class 12 examination, then he/ she should prefer a five-year integrated LLB course. Whereas, candidates who want to study Bachelor of Science first then their only option would be an LLB degree.

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Bhumika Khandelwal

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ABBS School of Law offers BBA LLB course for a duration of five years. The total fee for all the five years of the programme is INR 4.5 lakh. It may include various components including the Academic Fees. Candidates must pay a certain amount of fee at the time of admission to confirm their seats.

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Muskan

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One of the well-known universities providing correspondence legal education is Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU). It is significant to note that the Bar Council of India (BCI) does not accept LLB degrees earned through distance education for the practice of law, despite the fact that IGNOU provides a variety of law-related courses and diplomas. Consequently, even though IGNOU offers a number of law-related programmes remotely, students who want to become attorneys should think about enrolling in a conventional, full-time LLB programme at a school accredited by the Bar Council of India in order to fulfil the requirements fo

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Muskan

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The Tamil Nadu Dr. Ambedkar Law University in Chennai is well-known in Tamil Nadu for providing online legal education. It's crucial to remember, nevertheless, that LLB programmes offered by mail or distance learning are not accepted for use towards the practice of law by the Bar Council of India (BCI). While students can pursue other law-related courses or certificates via correspondence, enrollment in a full-time, regular programme is required to obtain a genuine LLB degree, which permits one to practice law. Prospective law students should choose a correspondence course in law only after confirming the most recent regulations issued

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