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2016-08-08 13:53:44
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Deepayan Deyday dreamer,never give up........
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You can do it in India, then take some experience. Then you can go to UK for higher studies.
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2016-08-05 15:29:25
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Shail Oberoi
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In an integrated course, you will get the BBA degree after three years followed by a LLB after further two years of pursuing the course. After completion of the BBA course, you will also have the option (subject to conditions) to exit the course and pursue other interests/courses at other universities.
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2016-08-02 15:44:10
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pihu gf
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B.Ed is a 2 years course. You can go for it after completing class 12th. Whereas, LLB is a 3 year course that you can do after graduation.
B.Ed is a professional course. The B.Ed course guarantee's that you graduate with an industry-important degree. B.Ed students real experience, read allocated materials, visits workshops, open talking and critical thinking. These aptitudes help to get a far better job. After B.Ed, you can plan for Masters in education.
Many good universities offer all these courses. Some offer them on basis of entrance tests and some on merit basis or your marks in previous qualifying exam.
B.Ed is a professional course. The B.Ed course guarantee's that you graduate with an industry-important degree. B.Ed students real experience, read allocated materials, visits workshops, open talking and critical thinking. These aptitudes help to get a far better job. After B.Ed, you can plan for Masters in education.
Many good universities offer all these courses. Some offer them on basis of entrance tests and some on merit basis or your marks in previous qualifying exam.
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2016-07-30 18:30:25
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dr vedbrat tiwariA dedicated teacher and passionate historian
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5 years integrated law could be a better option than separate LLB program because this saves time, money and emphasizes more on law related papers.
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