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Deeptanshu Sharma

Beginner-Level 5

Yes. absolutely. ba means simply that u will study humanities subject with law subjects. but law primarily includes mercantile laws and company law and other commercial laws so that will give u a stand in the corporate sector.
as an add on to ur profile and having super better chances in corporate sector consider doing company secretary course simultaneously will help u as that would familiarise u with rules made based on acts. in law one only gets to study acts.

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Deeptanshu Sharma

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Faculty of Law Delhi University

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Deeptanshu Sharma

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Delhi University

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Deeptanshu Sharma

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Amity (affiliated to GGSIPU)

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Dr Swastik SahuMedical & Engineering Consultant

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BA LLB will be beneficial for you in preparing for Civil Services.

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Radha Beniwal

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B.com LLB is a fair option to pursue.(BA LLB, BBA LLB also exists), In my opinion BBA LLB is better due to corporate angle. But it should be your choice. It will usually be a five years course. there is a plethora of government colleges providing the course go if you want to practice as private lawyer. But if you are looking for placement going to government college will not be a best option. Try admissions at private institutes like Lovely Professional University, MDU,amity university,kiit etc.

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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant

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There are two options to study law in India. (a) 3 years LLB after graduation (b) 5 years integrated BA LLB / BBA LLB. Based on your educational qualifications further advice on subject can be provided.

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