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prashant sahu

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After doing B.Com, LLB is only for 3-years only.

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Pragati Choudhary

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Fashion Designing and LLB are two complete different courses having no relationship in between. I would personally recommend you to concentrate in one instead of both. At the end of the day, either you can make your career being a lawyer or a designer. You can be both but you won't be able to give your 100% completely in one. So make a wise decision.

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Lalit choudharyCurrent Student- DTU, Delhi

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I think UPES, Dehradun is better than SRM University, Delhi in all aspects. SRM University is just looting student's money. There is no secure placement in SRM.

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Sheetal Dhyani

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The 5 year LLB course will have a Bachelor's degree as BA LLB, BBA LLB and likewise. It will save your 1 year and will provide more opportunities in understanding Law than the 3 year course. For 3 year course you have to do your graduation first. And in 5 year course you will be doing both Law and graduation together. Yes you can give CLAT after graduation but CLAT is for BA LLB course, which is of 5 years and not 3 years. So, if you want to appear for CLAT, you will be doing BA.LLB for 5 years.

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Ujjwal Ashutosh

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Yes, it does provide 5-year BA LLB course.

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Ujjwal Ashutosh

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Your rank is quite decent, so be hopeful. Keep an eye on the vacancies. Please check out on the link:
http://www.osmania.ac.in/lawcollege/courses.html

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Ujjwal Ashutosh

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Wait for the vacancies in NLUs, which would be coming up soon and check out colleges like Amity, Alliance, etc.

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