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Meenal Bhargava
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A lot of people do. Mostly those who wish to go for Judiciary/UPSC/academics.
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Venkatesh Prasad
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Law is a very popular career choice in any country and certainly one of the most respected professions with a wide range of career possibilities, and LLB has always been a popular career option in India since a long time.LLB graduates can perform both in State and central government. The aspiring individuals can work as attorney generals, judges, public, prosecutor etc. They can also grab opportunities in the fields of defense, tax, and labor department etc.
Here is a list of some best colleges in India which offer BBA+LLB Course:Colleges that provide Integrated BA LLB and BBA LLB Courses -National Academy of Legal Studies and Research
Here is a list of some best colleges in India which offer BBA+LLB Course:Colleges that provide Integrated BA LLB and BBA LLB Courses -National Academy of Legal Studies and Research
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Laxman Chaudhari
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You will get the admission in Mumbai and all over India via private entrance exam and all the collages are UGC approved. For more info, please contact Mumbai education club.com
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For pursuing LLB, a person has two choices.
One can pursue BA LLB, 5-year degree from any national or private university. CLAT is conducted for 5 year program for national universities. One can pursue 3-year LLB after graduation from any stream.
One can pursue BA LLB, 5-year degree from any national or private university. CLAT is conducted for 5 year program for national universities. One can pursue 3-year LLB after graduation from any stream.
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For pursuing LLB, a person has two choices. One can pursue BA LLB, 5-year degree from any national or private university. CLAT is conducted for 5 year program for national universities. One can pursue 3-year LLB after graduation from any stream.
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alok kumar
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Institutions like Symbiosis, Amity, Alliance, Christ, KIIT, BHU, Jamia Milia Islamia, etc., conduct separate tests to enrol students in the integrated law courses. You can go for these tests.
CLAT provides admission to only 16 government law colleges. Rest of the law colleges take up students through a different procedure.
There are another law exams like LSAT which provide admissions to 5-year law programs in other government and private reputed colleges. Individual universities like BHU conduct its own entrance test (BLAT) for the course. Likewise, many other colleges have their own admission procedure. It varies greatly.
CLAT provides admission to only 16 government law colleges. Rest of the law colleges take up students through a different procedure.
There are another law exams like LSAT which provide admissions to 5-year law programs in other government and private reputed colleges. Individual universities like BHU conduct its own entrance test (BLAT) for the course. Likewise, many other colleges have their own admission procedure. It varies greatly.
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alok kumar
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There is no particular stream required, LLB stands for Bachelor of law. The admission for LLB course is based on CLAT examination. If you score good percentage in CLAT examination, then you can get admission in a reputed college.
Eligibility criteria:
1. The applicant should have completed graduation in any stream from a recognized university.
2. The applicant should have scored minimum 55% marks in graduation. The percentage relaxation applicable for the SC/ST candidates.
3. The admission for LLB course is on the basis of merit list.
CLAT stands for Common Law Admission Test. If you are aspiring for this examination, then you should be a c
Eligibility criteria:
1. The applicant should have completed graduation in any stream from a recognized university.
2. The applicant should have scored minimum 55% marks in graduation. The percentage relaxation applicable for the SC/ST candidates.
3. The admission for LLB course is on the basis of merit list.
CLAT stands for Common Law Admission Test. If you are aspiring for this examination, then you should be a c
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