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samara 1

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Definitely b.com+law as this gives you more placement options

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samara 1

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In addition to the law subjects common to both streams (Corporate laws, Civil Laws, Criminal Laws, Procedural Laws, etc.), the subjects offered differ according to the stream chosen.
BBA LL. B(H) involves subjects like:
Business Environment & Ethical PracticesHuman Resource ManagementStrategic Management
BA LL.B (H) involves subjects like:
History.Sociology.Economics.Political Science.
The above subjects are taught for a period no longer than 2-3 years pursuant to which law subjects are taught to both the streams. You may find the BBA LLB syllabus of GGSIPU, New Delhi at: Page on ipu.ac.in and BA LLB syllabus at: Page on ipu.ac.in.
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Many universities provide a bachelor's degree in law through correspondence course. Candidates, who are willing to do their graduation through distance education need to choose a university of their choice and can join the nearest study centre. A profession in the field of law brings in reputation and dignity and this attracts many candidates towards this field. Lawyers also have lot of job opportunities and the pay they get is also good.
Banaras Hindu University, Banaras
Delhi University
Department of Distance Education, Haryana
Department of Distance Education, University of Jammu
Faculty oAnnamalai University, Tamil Nadu
National Law Scho
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sunita dol

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Generally b.com would make you eligible for LLB

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Navin Kumar

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your sister can go as a legal advisor

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Ranjith Kumar LagisettyI'm a guy who is straight forward and friendly

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Dear Sudhanshu,LLB after 12th can be done as a five year course. You should pass your 12th standard in first attempt and in first class. After that you need to write an entrance exam for LLB. The entrance exams like CLAT, LSAT, NLU etc so many are there for different states. Based on that score you will be called for next rounds which contains GD and personal interview which will be taken by professional's.In exam you should score a minimum of 50% and the next GD & interview rounds will be calculated for 100 marks. So you need to be focused and you should posses good communication skills such that you can get into LLB after 12th.
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Mahesh Jain

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A one year diploma course PGDTP post graduate diploma in tax practice can helps you.

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