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Mahi Pal Jakharcompleted graduation
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As per my personal opinion and my experience, the main difference between BCA LLB and B.Com LLB is that, in BCA LLB, you will get a knowledge of computers, and in case of B.Com LL.B, you will get knowledge of Commerce like accounts business and enroll with LLB.
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Aditi Agrawal
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Yes, you can but only if it's not post graduation in law because for that you need your graduation degree which you don't have.
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vaishnavi shuklaLLM from Symbiosis Law School, Pune
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Hi Ghanshyam, specialisation in any department of law can be done only during Masters and not in the undergraduation course. As part of the 3 year LLB Programme, you are required to study all the subjects prescribed by BCI/ UGC. On completion of under graduation course, you can go ahead and pursue an LLM in Taxation Law.
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vaishnavi shuklaLLM from Symbiosis Law School, Pune
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Hi Meraj, The counselling commenced in October, didn't you attend the counselling? The colleges have begun and it's almost 2019. You should have received your college by now through counselling. Can you please explain the delay?
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pavan acharistruggling for something......
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Yes, you can do, but both shouldn't be regular type of courses.
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Kukki Bala
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LLB Eligibility Criteria:
The minimum eligibility criteria for LL.B. Course is listed below:
Successful completion of graduation in any discipline. Minimum aggregate marks in graduation are required for general category and the marks are relaxable for reserved categories. There is also a criterion for minimum marks required in graduation which may vary from institute to institute. There is no age limit for taking admission in this course. LL.B. Admission is done either on the basis of marks obtained by candidates in qualifying degree or through a relevant entrance test. Students who are in the final year of their graduation can also appl
The minimum eligibility criteria for LL.B. Course is listed below:
Successful completion of graduation in any discipline. Minimum aggregate marks in graduation are required for general category and the marks are relaxable for reserved categories. There is also a criterion for minimum marks required in graduation which may vary from institute to institute. There is no age limit for taking admission in this course. LL.B. Admission is done either on the basis of marks obtained by candidates in qualifying degree or through a relevant entrance test. Students who are in the final year of their graduation can also appl
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Sushant Sharma
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Hi Naresh,
Please find the below link of an official website wherein you can get all the information on the same:
http://adcsd.in/home
Please find the below link of an official website wherein you can get all the information on the same:
http://adcsd.in/home
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vaishnavi shuklaLLM from Symbiosis Law School, Pune
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Hi Ishfaq, can you please explain what B.LL is? However, one rule to swear by is that you must never lie on your application because then you will have to bring in your documents to support your claim in case you get selected. As you have only studied B.Com and you don't have any certification to prove that you are studying or have passed out of the other degree, you should not fill out. It leads to cancellation of the application. If the form was online then will have a chance to edit the form, please do so.
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vaishnavi shuklaLLM from Symbiosis Law School, Pune
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Hi Aryan,
TIER-1 colleges in India, the one's which are ranked in top 5 are a good option too. In the recent times it has been found that the students who study abroad and work in India have more or less the same salaries as the one who studied in India. As you plan to go ahead with your business, consider the colleges in India. However, the colleges abroad provide good exposure but if the ultimate goal is to work in India then rather choose India for studying too.
TIER-1 colleges in India, the one's which are ranked in top 5 are a good option too. In the recent times it has been found that the students who study abroad and work in India have more or less the same salaries as the one who studied in India. As you plan to go ahead with your business, consider the colleges in India. However, the colleges abroad provide good exposure but if the ultimate goal is to work in India then rather choose India for studying too.
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