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There are ample opportunities after studying law to have a fantastic career. However, one has to be careful. This is an applied area of work, not of theoretical knowledge. You must develop your skills in practical legal work one way or another.

The basic Law degree (LLB) is a 3-year course. However, another option is to pursue an integrated honours degree offered by autonomous law schools, which takes 5 years to complete.

There is no such thing as easiest option to study. Every course in law colleges are some. It's upto you to study .There are a total of 1,371 Law colleges in India that provide courses in a full-time, part-time, distance-learning and online mode of study. These colleges provide degree courses. Out of these, top 20 Law colleges in India ranked by NIRF offer degree courses in a full-time mode of study.

Some of the law colleges in India are:

• National Law School of India University (NLSIU)Bangalore, Karnataka
• National Law University (NLU)Delhi
• National Academy of Legal Studies and Research (NALSAR)Hyderabad, Telangana
• Indian Institute of Technology (IIT)Kharagpur, West Bengal
• National Law University ( NLU) , Delhi
• NALSAR University Of Law ( NALSAR) , Hyderabad
• National Law Institute University ( NLIU) , Bhopal

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You can refer to this link for more information about the course.

Hope this helps!!!!