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Abhishek VikramLawyer.UPSC Aspirant,Avid reader
Guide-Level 13
Hi,
Well, the program depends on the university that offers it.
You can have a regular LLB for 3 years at any traditional university and also LLB Hons. at any university.
However, a Hons. course in today's scenario is preferable as it serves better results and you shall be preferred more having a Hons. degree.
Also, the integrated 5-year programme fetches you a Hons. degree only.
Thus, the only difference is of approach towards it. Also, the teaching pattern might also be different for Hons. and regular programme.
Well, the program depends on the university that offers it.
You can have a regular LLB for 3 years at any traditional university and also LLB Hons. at any university.
However, a Hons. course in today's scenario is preferable as it serves better results and you shall be preferred more having a Hons. degree.
Also, the integrated 5-year programme fetches you a Hons. degree only.
Thus, the only difference is of approach towards it. Also, the teaching pattern might also be different for Hons. and regular programme.
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Abhishek VikramLawyer.UPSC Aspirant,Avid reader
Guide-Level 13
Hi,
The major difference is the stream i.e. BSW or B.Com along with LLB.
In both of courses, you shall have law subjects which shall be same for 5-years and along with that you will have your stream subjects i.e. of B.Com and BSW.
BSW is to do more with subjects including sociology, social science, various approaches to social work, etc.
While B.Com shall include business management, cost and managerial accounting, tax, etc.
The difference lies in the subjects i.e. stream subjects only.
Rest, you get the same set of law subjects while pursuing the degree.
The major difference is the stream i.e. BSW or B.Com along with LLB.
In both of courses, you shall have law subjects which shall be same for 5-years and along with that you will have your stream subjects i.e. of B.Com and BSW.
BSW is to do more with subjects including sociology, social science, various approaches to social work, etc.
While B.Com shall include business management, cost and managerial accounting, tax, etc.
The difference lies in the subjects i.e. stream subjects only.
Rest, you get the same set of law subjects while pursuing the degree.
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Abhishek VikramLawyer.UPSC Aspirant,Avid reader
Guide-Level 13
Hi,
Well, when it comes to law, NLUs are considered as the premier institutes and thus they are better in every way from other institutes.
NALSAR is one such top NLU and is better than Amity Mumbai.
NALSAR is an older NLU has seen decades and thus the placement is better and also the faculties.
Amity is a new institute and also a private one.
Moreover, in terms of infrastructure, Amity might be better as a new institute but on other criteria, it can't be matched when it comes to NALSAR.
You must prefer NALSAR any day.
Well, when it comes to law, NLUs are considered as the premier institutes and thus they are better in every way from other institutes.
NALSAR is one such top NLU and is better than Amity Mumbai.
NALSAR is an older NLU has seen decades and thus the placement is better and also the faculties.
Amity is a new institute and also a private one.
Moreover, in terms of infrastructure, Amity might be better as a new institute but on other criteria, it can't be matched when it comes to NALSAR.
You must prefer NALSAR any day.
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Abhishek VikramLawyer.UPSC Aspirant,Avid reader
Guide-Level 13
Hey,
After you are done with your LLB, firstly, you can appear for CLAT PG exam through which Government Public Sector undertakings such as ONGC, IOCL, GAIL, POWER GRID, etc. shortlist candidates and thus you get a govt. job.
You can appear for IBPS for a legal officer in nationalised and commercial banks and also for RBI as an exam for legal officer is there
You can prepare for the judiciary and become a civil judge.
You can prepare for UPSC as well.
Apart from this, you can appear for state civil services.
Also, you can appear for APO exams and also can appear for every other exam which requires a degree.
Thus, the scope is not limited.
After you are done with your LLB, firstly, you can appear for CLAT PG exam through which Government Public Sector undertakings such as ONGC, IOCL, GAIL, POWER GRID, etc. shortlist candidates and thus you get a govt. job.
You can appear for IBPS for a legal officer in nationalised and commercial banks and also for RBI as an exam for legal officer is there
You can prepare for the judiciary and become a civil judge.
You can prepare for UPSC as well.
Apart from this, you can appear for state civil services.
Also, you can appear for APO exams and also can appear for every other exam which requires a degree.
Thus, the scope is not limited.
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Aarav JainLLB Student - DU
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I myself have done engineering from Manav Rachna University and then MBA and then pursuing LLB from Campus Law Centre right now. There are a lot of prospective in lthe egal field, being a govt officer, Labour commissioner. Junior Division Judge, work. In a corporate firm, or public PSU. All the firms need academic research work form you in the legal field. And, these firm definitely give preference to an MBA. Also, you get paid hefty amount from 10 to 15 lakhs if you are competent enough.
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Krishna Rodge
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Hi, I would suggest you to opt for ILS law college as this is one of the oldest law institutions in India and one of the top law colleges in India as well. The faculty is well experienced and the main reason being the various moot court competitions, seminars and guest lectures conducted by the college. Also, ILS has one of the best libraries across the country. The placements provided by ILS are very good. For any further details regarding the placement, library and various events conducted by the college, you may visit the college website www.ilslaw.edu. Hope this information helps you. Feel free to revert for any further details. Al
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Harshit Kumar HarshJournalist by passion and profession
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IMS Law College Noida is one of the best colleges for law. Its a 5 year integrated course. The student will get an opportunity to work with top advocates of Delhi high court and supreme court.
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