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In Delhi, there are several government colleges offering law programs. Such as:

1) University of Delhi (DU)

2) Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University

3) Ambedkar University Delhi (AUD)

4) Jamia Millia Islamia (JMI)

5) National Law University, Delhi (Not a government college, NLU Delhi is a premier law university

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If you're currently studying Journalism in your final year and considering a 2-year Law/LLB course post-graduation, here's some guidance. Typically, for LLB, the standard path is a 3-year course after graduation. However, there are integrated programs like B.A. LLB or B.B.A. LLBs are five years long and combine undergraduate

Hello Aspirant,

Yes, law schools all throughout the country offer LLB programmes to graduates of B.Sc. programmes.
Candidates for the LLB programme must be eligible to graduate from any field. Since you haven't indicated the college you are interested in, it is unable to provide particular eligibility information.

In order

Hello Aspirant

This is a good choice that you are making, pursuing two degrees at once. This makes your future secure and also makes you not waste extra years. But keep in mind that pursuing two degrees at the same is a hectic job and will demand a lot from

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Congratulations on completing your BCom and considering further studies! If you're interested in pursuing MBA, law, and library science through evening college options, here's a suggested approach:

1. MBA in Open University: Consider enrolling in an Open University that offers MBA programs through distance or evening classes. C heck

With an AIR of 11,300 in CLAT and your excellent predicted score of 580+/600 in your 12th boards , you have a good chance of getting admission to SASTRA University for the BA LLB program, though admission is not solely based on CLAT. SASTRA University has its own admissions process