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Rituvendra Singh
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It will give you an opportunity to work for good corporate houses as a part of their legal team. Else you can join some big Law Firm having good corporate clientele. And, yes, the pay will be good.
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2016-01-11 18:31:09
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Rituvendra Singh
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Go for three years course. Since you have already completed B.Com and CS Final, I would advise you to start working on a job and pursue a three years' LLB course from an Institution where attendance is not compulsory. That way, you can gain job experience along with a degree in Law. Even if you want to pursue a full-time course in LLB still 3 year program is more feasible. 5 year LLB will be a waste of time in your case.
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2016-01-11 18:18:28
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Rituvendra Singh
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Graduate-level professional courses are not offered through correspondence/distance. But there are Institutions offering full-time LLB where attendance is not compulsory, you only have to appear for the written examinations. However, such Institutions are not given much weight-age by employers, so it might not help you a lot. But, otherwise it is a very good combination of courses/degrees. Since you have done B.Com. as well, it will be easier for you to understand and master laws relating to finance, tax, trade, etc. and based on that, after completion of LLB, you can either join a corporate house as a part of their legal team or join
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2016-01-11 18:15:53
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Rituvendra Singh
Beginner-Level 4
Of course you can, if you pursue BA and LLB separately. If you want to pursue the 5 years' integrated course, I believe no Institution offers the course in Hindi. Although in some Institutes, its actually Hinglish but you will still have to write the exams in English, therefore, also read English books.
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2016-01-02 00:59:17
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Rahul Chauhan
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Hi, it totally depends on your area of interest. If you are looking for a long term career as a management professional then do MBA. But, if you want to explore career options in the legal industry then go ahead with LLB. Due to corporate expansion in public and private sector there are lot of opportunities both as a manager as well as a legal consultant.
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2015-12-28 13:50:55
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Yash Arora
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Few Colleges that offers BBA-LLB are Guru Nanak Dev University : Faculty of Law, Amritsar ; CMR law school, UPES school of legal studies, NLS. IF you are looking for BBA LLB then you can go for these colleges . For a good exposure , and more practical based learning i would definitely suggest you UPES school of legal studies, as they have designed their course in such a way that you get more practical exposure to face court like situations , there are many moot court competition being held from time to time and that helps you to understand how the legal procedures work. moreover the placement of UPES is good as many legal firms come to
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2015-11-19 15:32:24
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Prateek Sengar
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Hi!
You can look at other LLB colleges along with DU. In the meantime you can look at various 1 year diploma courses in Law - Taxation, Cyber, Labour, International Law, etc. Most of the diploma courses are available at the post graduate level however there are a few undergraduate options also through distance education. You can look at some computer courses also. We would recommend that you focus most of your energies towards preparing for the entrance examinations as that is main goal.
All the Best!
You can look at other LLB colleges along with DU. In the meantime you can look at various 1 year diploma courses in Law - Taxation, Cyber, Labour, International Law, etc. Most of the diploma courses are available at the post graduate level however there are a few undergraduate options also through distance education. You can look at some computer courses also. We would recommend that you focus most of your energies towards preparing for the entrance examinations as that is main goal.
All the Best!
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