Hello Sunanda,

Good to know that you posted your query here.

Regarding your query, yes you can pursue an LLM degree in the field of corporate law even after completing your master's in business law, as corporate law will include all the subjects that you have studied and also because

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It depends on the school you are applying to, but in most cases the institutions ask for both, the certificate and the copy of marksheets. Not providing any of the two marks incomplete information and your seat might be rejected so it is very important to provide the institution

Dear Student,

Christ University is conducting a university level law entrance exam, CULEE 2018 for admissions to five-year integrated law programmes.

Applications forms of CULEE 2018 is already out. Last date to apply for the application form is 19th April, 2018. 

In order to be eligible you need to pass

Dear Dilip,

Good that you have posted a question here, but I can be able to help you, if you can clarify more on this, including the exam and college, you are interested in applying for.

Hope to get your reply soon.

Thank you.

Guru Gobind Singh Indra Prastha University (GGSIPU) is the examination conducting body that organizes IPU CET Law Entrance Examination for the aspirants for the candidates who are willing to get admissions into Five Year Integrated Law Programs that include B.A. L.L.B., and B.B.A. L.L.B. The eight colleges affiliated with GGSIPU

DULLB 3 year entrance test

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the fee per year for LLB in the above coolege is 1.81 lakh only college fee to know more in details see the below link

http://nludelhi.ac.in/adm-ba-fee.aspx

all the best

Hi Priyanka

It is for your information that different colleges offer different cutoffs. You can check the link provided below for more information on the same.

https://law.careers360.com/articles/clat-cutoff

For further queries, feel free to come back

Thank you

Dear Priyanka!

From the very beginning the Law programmes and institutes were not evaluated on their placement records and neither they were honing their students in that way so that they get placed in corporate jobs. They were imparting law education in traditional way where more emphasis was on theoretical