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New answer posted
2014-07-08 11:16:24
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Neda Ishtiaq
Contributor-Level 10
Hi Rakesh,
Part time LLB program will not fetch you much of a purpose as compared to regular program which offer promising career opportunities in Law industry.
Law offers varied specializations in the following fields:
Criminal Law
Intellectual Property Law
Health Care Law
Business Law
Admiralty Law
Environmental Law
I would request Manisha Parmar41505 to share her valuable expertise.
All the best.
Part time LLB program will not fetch you much of a purpose as compared to regular program which offer promising career opportunities in Law industry.
Law offers varied specializations in the following fields:
Criminal Law
Intellectual Property Law
Health Care Law
Business Law
Admiralty Law
Environmental Law
I would request Manisha Parmar41505 to share her valuable expertise.
All the best.
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2014-07-03 16:19:48
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Sheenam Mittal kanwar
Contributor-Level 7
What specific information you want for LLB.
In General First Year LL.B syllabus includes:
1. Jurisprudence
2. Contract-I
3. Torts & Consumer Protection Laws
4. I.P.C. (Law Of Crimes)
5. Constitutional Law Of India
6. Professional Ethics
7. Public International Law & Human Rights
8. Environmental Law
9. Legal History
Second Year LL.B
1. Contract-II
2. Family Law-I (Hindu Law)
3. Family Law-II (Mohammedan Law)
4. Administrative Law
5. Company Law
6. Labour Law
7. Property Law & Easement
8. P.I.L.-Public Interest layerying, Legal aid and Para Legal Services
9. Criminology & Penology
Third Year LL.B
1. Cr.P.C. Criminal Procedure, Juvenile Justice and Probation
In General First Year LL.B syllabus includes:
1. Jurisprudence
2. Contract-I
3. Torts & Consumer Protection Laws
4. I.P.C. (Law Of Crimes)
5. Constitutional Law Of India
6. Professional Ethics
7. Public International Law & Human Rights
8. Environmental Law
9. Legal History
Second Year LL.B
1. Contract-II
2. Family Law-I (Hindu Law)
3. Family Law-II (Mohammedan Law)
4. Administrative Law
5. Company Law
6. Labour Law
7. Property Law & Easement
8. P.I.L.-Public Interest layerying, Legal aid and Para Legal Services
9. Criminology & Penology
Third Year LL.B
1. Cr.P.C. Criminal Procedure, Juvenile Justice and Probation
...more
New answer posted
2014-07-02 12:05:47
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NIMT Siddhant
Contributor-Level 6
Pl send me your details and scanned copy of ur documents so that i can have a check
send me ur details nd scanned on surabhik@nimt.ac .in
send me ur details nd scanned on surabhik@nimt.ac .in
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2014-06-19 19:12:02
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GIRISH SESHAMANI
Guide-Level 11
You are talking about two different areas here. I presume you know the growth opportunities in both these areas. A law graduate can look at Legal Process Outsourcing (LPO). You can also look at completing your C.S. An MBA program makes you a generalist. You do have specializations in an MBA \ PGDM program, but the idea is to equip the student with strong fundamentals in all subjects. On an average, an MBA \ PGDM program covers close to 30 subjects over two years
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2014-06-14 10:51:41
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2014-06-12 13:55:55
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NIMT Siddhant
Contributor-Level 6
Course fee 40,000 per year 20,000 per sem 15,000 admission fee and application fee 750.today is the last day to submit the form
New answer posted
2014-06-05 13:31:53
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Govind SharmaHR, startup entrepreneurs, career blogger
Guide-Level 14
Hi,
It depends on your own aptitude, your attribute
For BBA LLB, you need deep understanding of law, business and should have ability to go in details, you should be excellent in communication and pursuaion skills and should be a learner for lifetime. If you think you have these qualities go for BBA LLB
For hospitality sector, you need to have lot of patience, ability to go in details and hearing people, a very customer friendly and a good temperament.
On the basis you may decide.
Both courses if done from a good institute (for instances BBA LLB from NALSAR or Symbiosis) it offers good salary as well as position
It depends on your own aptitude, your attribute
For BBA LLB, you need deep understanding of law, business and should have ability to go in details, you should be excellent in communication and pursuaion skills and should be a learner for lifetime. If you think you have these qualities go for BBA LLB
For hospitality sector, you need to have lot of patience, ability to go in details and hearing people, a very customer friendly and a good temperament.
On the basis you may decide.
Both courses if done from a good institute (for instances BBA LLB from NALSAR or Symbiosis) it offers good salary as well as position
New answer posted
2014-05-31 15:21:02
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Aarti Singh
Guide-Level 14
Vandana after PGDRM LLB will be good for career. It will give you an edge over others as you can deal with the legal matters related to the HR department of the organization too. Other than this you can give recruitment exam and work in the legal department of HRD ministry too.
New answer posted
2014-05-31 10:05:46
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