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Abhishek VikramLawyer.UPSC Aspirant,Avid reader

Guide-Level 13

Hey,
Well, GNLU is considered amongst the top 5 NLUs in India and thus has high standard when it comes to academics with the best set of faculties who are distinctly known in their fields of specialization and quite a liberal academics, when it comes to assignments for those who don't want much of them.
You get to study all the important laws as core papers and optional papers and seminar papers throughout your five years here. Also, when it comes to your stream selection, you have all the possible options which not every NLU has to offer as you get arts, commerce, management, science and tech and social work even. Also, the class hours
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Ashu soni

Beginner-Level 1

If you opt for a National Law University, then fees may go in Lacs. But, if you are able to find good private university or college, you can get good study in an affordable price. But, fee may vary in colleges.

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Shamsul HusainInspired by nature, it's originality and style.

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LLB Through distance education mode is not recognized. Whatever law degree you acquire in distance is not for practice.

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Jansen Dhar

Beginner-Level 5

Hi Abhishek,
To be eligible for DU LL.B. Entrance exams you must first be a graduate. If you get a compartmental in HSc you have to clear this first. Read here:
https://www.shiksha.com/university/university-of-Delhi/exams/du-llb-entrance-exam.

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Saharsh Panjwani

Contributor-Level 7

I wouldn't outrightly say that it's difficult but a bit like the CLAT exam, an applicant has to be very aware of the time while attempting the paper. You can have a look at the past year question papers for more information.

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UMANG MEHTA

Beginner-Level 4

Pursue the 3 year LL.B. course from any private institution. That will serve the purpose. No need to appear in the competitive exam.

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MAAZ ABDULLAH

Contributor-Level 10

AMU currently offers integrated courses for LLB in the form of 5 year courses known as BA.LLB.

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rahul r

Scholar-Level 18

Please check for your eligibility to pursue an LL.B. From the criteria mentioned below:
LLB Eligibility Criteria:
Successful completion of graduation in any discipline. Minimum 45% marks in graduation are required for general category and 40% 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. Regards.

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A KaushikEnglish language trainer cum career counselor

Guide-Level 13

Dear Vivek, it does not make any difference whether you have done LL.B. Or not. It is an added feather in your cap. Infact it will help you to do your BBA job with better knowledge of law. You can positively go ahead with it. I hope this would suffice. All the best and God Bless You.

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Daksh Ahuja

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Hi,
Yes, you can pursue your career in law after B.Sc Mathematics. The eligibility criteria for pursuing LLB is that you have to get minimum of 50% marks in your graduation degree and you might have to clear some entrance test with it, ( it may vary with the university you want to take admission in)
After LLB, you can appear for Civil and Judicial services in your respective States. IAS Services, JAGS, services in Army, Corporate Lawyer, Legal Advisors in MNCs and Company, Legal Processing outsourcing, Practice in Criminal, Civil or Income Tax as an Advocate. It will be advisable if you do your degree from a well known university that pr
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