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rahul r

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Please refer to the link provided below for LLM admission procedure at Faculty of Law, Jamia Milia Islamia.
https://www.shiksha.com/law/course/ll-m-faculty-of-law-jamia-milia-islamia-jamia-nagar-delhi-165468

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rahul r

Scholar-Level 18

Please refer to the link provided below for LLM admission procedure at Faculty of Law, Jamia Milia Islamia.
https://www.shiksha.com/law/course/ll-m-faculty-of-law-jamia-milia-islamia-jamia-nagar-delhi-165468

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hritik pokhriyal

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Scope is very good in this Field. Every company wants financial advices for their firm and this is possible with the help of a corporate lawyer.

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Shivam Chauhan

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You can also go for B.Com LLB, it's a new course started in various universities. It is also a good option and has a wide scope in future.

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Mayank ParmarI Love to share information about education..

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Hello,
You have completed your B.Com, so now you can opt LLB, because LLM can be opted after completion of LLB, so go for LLB now to fulfil your dream.

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Ayushman Sagar Jha

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In CLAT, there are two types of courses. First one is 5-year BA LLB also known as UG in law. This is generally done after you pass out class 12th and the second one is 1-2 year based LLM also known as Post Graduate (PG) in law. This we do to get the master degree in law after when we are done with graduation (BA LLB or LLB). Also, there is a 3rd type, of course, this is just LLB, it is a 3-year course. This course we do when we have at least a graduation degree with us. BA LLB and LLB have almost the same value. Only the difference is that BA LLB is done after class 12th and the other one, LLB is done after the graduation.
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Shweta Bina

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All students must already have completed a three-year Bachelor's degree before taking the course. Master of Law (LLM) is a postgraduate degree which can be done after completing LLB or Juris Doctor.

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Shweta Bina

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For BBA LLB, you'll have to take at least 28 papers in law. For a BBA LLB (Hons), you'll have to take at least 36 papers in law. Your honours can be in any particular subject (like Criminal Law, IP Law, Constitutional Law, etc.) or simply honours in Law (by studying eight papers from not one group but multiple groups). Hope it is clear now. In case of further queries, feel free to get in touch.

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DIKSHA MANDAL

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No, there is no such provision that allows the student to study LLM degree in evening class session. Currently, no batch for LLM is going on.

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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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