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vaishnavi shuklaLLM from Symbiosis Law School, Pune
Guide-Level 12
Hi Aniruddh,
The Bar Council accords no recognition for BL/LLB through distance mode or evening colleges for practising as an advocate. If you want to practice as a lawyer you have to necessarily enrol in a recognised college or university and complete the three-year course in regular mode.
The Bar Council accords no recognition for BL/LLB through distance mode or evening colleges for practising as an advocate. If you want to practice as a lawyer you have to necessarily enrol in a recognised college or university and complete the three-year course in regular mode.
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vaishnavi shuklaLLM from Symbiosis Law School, Pune
Guide-Level 12
Hi Limson,
The Bar Council accords no recognition for BL/LLB through distance mode or evening colleges for practising as an advocate. If you want to practice as a lawyer you have to necessarily enrol in a recognised college or university and complete the three-year course in regular mode.
The Bar Council accords no recognition for BL/LLB through distance mode or evening colleges for practising as an advocate. If you want to practice as a lawyer you have to necessarily enrol in a recognised college or university and complete the three-year course in regular mode.
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Sushant Sharma
Scholar-Level 16
Hi Rupal,
It is advisable to get in touch with the college officials as there is no such information on the official website.
http://www.unitylawcollege.com/Registration.aspx
Thanks.
It is advisable to get in touch with the college officials as there is no such information on the official website.
http://www.unitylawcollege.com/Registration.aspx
Thanks.
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Ananya Dev
Guide-Level 14
Hi,
You will need to complete your current degree first of all. You cannot pursue two degree programs at the same time.
You will need to complete your current degree first of all. You cannot pursue two degree programs at the same time.
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Shiksha Kumari
Guide-Level 14
If you intend to inquire about Christ Academy Institute of Law, Bangalore which is affiliated to KSLU - Karnataka State Law University, then please click the link below. https://bit.ly/2UssFhN.
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Ashish Shirsat
Contributor-Level 10
Among the above mention colleges you should definitely go for Amity for BBA LL.B. In terms of Placement, academic, atmosphere, campus crowd, surrounding, infrastructure, etc. Hence, go for it. All the best.
All the best!
All the best!
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Ashish Shirsat
Contributor-Level 10
Among the above mention colleges you should definitely go for Amity for BBA LL.B. In terms of Placement, academic, atmosphere, campus crowd, surrounding, infrastructure, etc. Hence, go for it. All the best. All the best.
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Ashish Shirsat
Contributor-Level 10
There is no age limit for pursuing BA LLB after completion of class 12th, you may take admission for it.
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Ashish Shirsat
Contributor-Level 10
Hello dhruvi,
The difference lies between the subjects that would be taught in the first 2 years. You would study the same subjects of law throughout, along with the other course- BBA or B.Com. But because LL.B. Needs you to be a graduate, hence they would teach you subjects in the first two years, along with law. You can download the syllabus of the courses from the university website you want to take admission into.
All the best.
The difference lies between the subjects that would be taught in the first 2 years. You would study the same subjects of law throughout, along with the other course- BBA or B.Com. But because LL.B. Needs you to be a graduate, hence they would teach you subjects in the first two years, along with law. You can download the syllabus of the courses from the university website you want to take admission into.
All the best.
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