Hello Dear Student,
Neither law nor engineering has "more scope" than the other; they simply lead to entirely different career paths. Engineering offers broad industry options and higher starting salaries, while law often requires a longer initial grind but offers lucrative corporate roles, public sector opportunities (e.g., Judiciary, Public Prosecutor),

If you're looking for a Post Graduate Diploma (PGD) in Labour Law , some of the well-known institutions in India are:

• Jamia Millia Islamia – Offers a PG Diploma in Labour Laws . It is one of the more reputed options for legal studies and employment law.

• University of Rajasthan

Hello Student,

Can you please specify the college in which you want to apply for admission?

Hello Student,

Can you please clarify as to what are you trying to ask?

Dear Student,

There are several colleges from where you can pursue a law programme at a loo fee. Some of the colleges for 3-year LLB are as follows:

• Lucknow University (Rs 28,000)
• BHU Varanasi (Rs 45,000)
• Dr BR Ambedkar College of Law, Visakhapatnam (Rs 60,000)

Check other colleges here :

Hello Dear Student,
Yes, omitting your postgraduate (PG) details is completely fine. For the MH CET 3-year LLB CAP process, the basic minimum educational qualification required for eligibility and merit calculation is a valid undergraduate (UG) degree.

Hope it helps!

Hello Dear Student,
Admission for a Diploma in Corporate Law generally requires a recognized graduation degree (preferably in law) or equivalent professional qualification. The step-by-step admission process consists of filling out application forms, passing an entrance exam (if applicable), participating in counselling, and submitting documents for verification.

You can check,

Hello Dear Student,
Admission to BRM Government Law College in Guwahati is granted strictly on merit through a rigorous selection process, which includes a written entrance test and a potential interview. The exact steps to secure a seat vary by your chosen program.

You can check, find and access more

Hello Dear Student,
You can secure a seat at BRM Government Law College, Guwahati by meeting their cutoff requirements, as admissions are strictly based on merit and the number of applicants. The college has limited capacities: 60 seats for the 5-year BA LLB, 120 seats for the 3-year LLB, and