LLB

No, you can't get admission to the LLB course at D.E.S's Shri Navalmal Firodia Law College in Pune without taking the MHCET Law entrance exam. The college uses the MHCET Law scores for admission to its undergraduate (UG) courses. 

Explanation

The college uses the MHCET Law scores for admission to its LLB, BBA LLB, and BA LLB courses. 

The college follows the syllabus and schedule of Savitribai Phule Pune University for the LLB course. 

Admission to the LLB course is through CAP rounds based on the MHCET exam. 

Candidates who meet the college's cutoff must attend counseling for admission. 

Company Law in LLB course, is basically a speicialisation that focus on company and business's legal framework, covering variety of roles and responsibilities, such as shareholder's rights and protection, borrowing and lending, mergers and acquisitions. 

The highest package for LLB students at P.K. University in Madhya Pradesh is around 8 LPA. The average salary package is between 2–5 LPA. 

Explanation

P.K. University offers on-campus and off-campus placements for students. 

Some companies that visit the college include Wipro, TCS, Accenture, and Adani Ports. 

Students become eligible for campus placement after the 6th semester. 

The percentage of students placed at P.K. University is around 80%. 

The percentage of students with permanent jobs at P.K. University is around 75%.

No, you cannot. To be eligible for admission to a 5-year LLB course (BA LLB, BBA LLB, etc.) at any college, the candidate has to score a minimum of 45% aggregate in class 12 in a relevant stream from any recognised board. Eligible students may have to appear for the university-specific or state exam and score valid marks to be eligible for the course. You cannot start another course while you are already pursuing one.

No, you can't change your University. You have to start from the beginning. There is a difference between school and University. If you are admission in another University, you have to start from the beginning.

As per the Bar Council of India (BCI) rules, LLB is a professional course and cannot be pursued through distance learning and also there are no institutes that offer distance LLB course in West Bengal.

No, the LLB distance education is not approved by BCI, which means you cannot practice law after studying LLB from distance education and you cannot also pursue LLM after it.

Yes, you can study LLB in distance education from the colleges that are offering this course, but it should be a recognised one. Although, for practicing Law you need a LLB degree from a regular colleges, as Bar Council of India does not accept LLB degree from distance education.