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Abhishek VikramLawyer.UPSC Aspirant,Avid reader
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Hi there,
University of Mumbai is a good university but it does not have all affiliated colleges which could be said to be good in terms of Law. For instance GLC is a good law college amongst others. But not every college is a good college in terms of law. However, Symbiosis law school would be a particular choice of college and you can expect a very good career while on campus owing to its good placement opportunities. Also, it has been a known name in terms of law for decades and is much preferred private institute for Law in that region.
So, between the University of Mumbai and Symbiosis Pune the latter would be a good preference prov
University of Mumbai is a good university but it does not have all affiliated colleges which could be said to be good in terms of Law. For instance GLC is a good law college amongst others. But not every college is a good college in terms of law. However, Symbiosis law school would be a particular choice of college and you can expect a very good career while on campus owing to its good placement opportunities. Also, it has been a known name in terms of law for decades and is much preferred private institute for Law in that region.
So, between the University of Mumbai and Symbiosis Pune the latter would be a good preference prov
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Krishna Rodge
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Hi,
As per my knowledge, Oriental Law College is a decent college and you can take admission in the same.
The college is very active with organizing various activities, guest lecture series and various other programs that prove helpful to the development of students. Also, the college has a good faculty and has a well-equipped library that also is a good thing about the college.
So, in my opinion there is no problem in joining the college but you will have to put in efforts by your side as well which is very important for you to get good career opportunities.
As per my knowledge, Oriental Law College is a decent college and you can take admission in the same.
The college is very active with organizing various activities, guest lecture series and various other programs that prove helpful to the development of students. Also, the college has a good faculty and has a well-equipped library that also is a good thing about the college.
So, in my opinion there is no problem in joining the college but you will have to put in efforts by your side as well which is very important for you to get good career opportunities.
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Amit Jain
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To be eligible for DU LLB, an aspirant must possess a graduate or post graduate degree from any recognised university. Also the aspirant must possess the requisite
marks in the qualifying examination which depends upon the category of the aspirant that is of the candidate is of general category or reserved category.
marks in the qualifying examination which depends upon the category of the aspirant that is of the candidate is of general category or reserved category.
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Amit Jain
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To become a member of bar council of India, you need to clear National Bar exam or the bar exam for respective state you want to become member of. However, only LLB degree holders are eligible for sitting in bar exams. Unfortunately you cannot do LLB from open university as there is no provision for it. LLB is a full time course and can be done only from an accredited university recognised by University Grants Commission. You can do Diploma courses in law but you would still not be eligible for the bar exam.
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Rohit SharmaA law student from Nujs to help here
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First of all, I think the fact that IMS Law College is comparatively new and a private college gives an edge to Faculty of law, Allahabad University which is a centralised government university. Now, let us discuss pros and cons of both colleges. Pros of Faculty of law, Allahabad University are the faculty and alumni basis which includes many chief justice of India and prominent lawyers. Another pro is the fact that you can intern with some phenomenally well lawyer in Allahabad high court and if you are going for litigation, it can be a good choice. However, the placements of Allahabad University are not really encouraging since it
First of all, I think the fact that IMS Law College is comparatively new and a private college gives an edge to Faculty of law, Allahabad University which is a centralised government university. Now, let us discuss pros and cons of both colleges. Pros of Faculty of law, Allahabad University are the faculty and alumni basis which includes many chief justice of India and prominent lawyers. Another pro is the fact that you can intern with some phenomenally well lawyer in Allahabad high court and if you are going for litigation, it can be a good choice. However, the placements of Allahabad University are not really encouraging since it
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Krishna Rodge
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Hi there,
The study to both these courses is a bit tough. Yes, you can option for studying these two courses together as many subjects covered under CA are covered under LLB as well. So it would not be that difficult to study these two courses together. Also, the main thing which you should keep in mind is that both these courses need a thorough study and also you should give sufficient time to both LLB and CA.
The benefits of these two courses done together would be that you will get great career opportunities once you complete CA with LLB. Also, private sector has always loved this combination of these two courses and they get paid ver
The study to both these courses is a bit tough. Yes, you can option for studying these two courses together as many subjects covered under CA are covered under LLB as well. So it would not be that difficult to study these two courses together. Also, the main thing which you should keep in mind is that both these courses need a thorough study and also you should give sufficient time to both LLB and CA.
The benefits of these two courses done together would be that you will get great career opportunities once you complete CA with LLB. Also, private sector has always loved this combination of these two courses and they get paid ver
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Krishna Rodge
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Hi there,
Both these colleges are one of the oldest law institutions in India. Many top eminent jurists are alumni of both these institutions.
But I would suggest you to option for BHU. BHU is one of the oldest law universities in northern India. It has a great faculty and is known for its education as not only for placements to students but the education given here is very helpful for a lawyer for judiciary exams and civil services. The faculty concentrates on a philosophy of law to be taught to students rather than just teaching what law is.
GLC though being one of the oldest law colleges in India, it has not been liked much by the stud
Both these colleges are one of the oldest law institutions in India. Many top eminent jurists are alumni of both these institutions.
But I would suggest you to option for BHU. BHU is one of the oldest law universities in northern India. It has a great faculty and is known for its education as not only for placements to students but the education given here is very helpful for a lawyer for judiciary exams and civil services. The faculty concentrates on a philosophy of law to be taught to students rather than just teaching what law is.
GLC though being one of the oldest law colleges in India, it has not been liked much by the stud
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8 years agoI am done my graduation with distance mode and a PG with regular mode? Am I elgible for 3-years LLB?
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Krishna Rodge
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Hi there,
Yes, you are eligible to do an LLB course even if you have completed your graduation through distance learning program. The only requirement is that the degree so obtained by you should be from a well recognized college/ university.
Also, you need to check with the college/university in which you wish to seek admission in. The Kerala High Court in a recent judgement has said that "Degree obtained through Distance Education cannot be considered as an eligible qualification for LLB Course"
But there are many colleges/universities that do not have this criteria.
I would suggest you to take up a regular LLB course.
I hope, this inform
Yes, you are eligible to do an LLB course even if you have completed your graduation through distance learning program. The only requirement is that the degree so obtained by you should be from a well recognized college/ university.
Also, you need to check with the college/university in which you wish to seek admission in. The Kerala High Court in a recent judgement has said that "Degree obtained through Distance Education cannot be considered as an eligible qualification for LLB Course"
But there are many colleges/universities that do not have this criteria.
I would suggest you to take up a regular LLB course.
I hope, this inform
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