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Abhishek VikramCurrent Student
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Hey there,
You can't apply for LLB as the minimum percentage required in graduation is 40% and below this, you are ineligible for purpose of admission anywhere.
You can't apply for LLB as the minimum percentage required in graduation is 40% and below this, you are ineligible for purpose of admission anywhere.
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Megha AggarwalCurrent Student
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JBT is a 2-year program and to apply for this course you need to have 50% in 10+2. The registration fee is 10000 and course fee is 60000.
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Saransh BagdiCurrent Student
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Nirma has very experienced, cooperative and professional facilities in all of the areas that it offers. Institute always been placed into 30th position by the top ranking sources. We here have a very good infrastructure as well as campus hoste
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Nirma has very experienced, cooperative and professional facilities in all of the areas that it offers. Institute always been placed into 30th position by the top ranking sources. We here have a very good infrastructure as well as campus hostel. Very recounted professional and personalities are invited for guests lectures. Vast number of courses are offered here. College has tied up with many paid journals and softwares which are available for students. There are lot of curricular and extra curricular activities held at regular basis. College have facilities available for sports like lawn tennis, cricket, football, basketball, volleyball and other indoor games. It has a lush green campus. There are 3 different canteens and a mess.
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Nishtha KumarCurrent Student
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This question required a lot of research and what I inferred from is that there are no placement opportunities available for the students taking admissions in distance law colleges. However there are a variety of career opportunities available
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This question required a lot of research and what I inferred from is that there are no placement opportunities available for the students taking admissions in distance law colleges. However there are a variety of career opportunities available even after the distance law programme. For example- Cracking judiciary level exams, government jobs available for law officers, legal advisors in banks or MNCs, litigation or even going purely into the corporate sector.
I would like to place my point of view in this answer. To be honest I feel and I have even seen at many places that regular students are given preference over distant college students. Also, one should option for classroom studies for law because Law is a professional degree and hence it should be studied also professionally. We get to learn a lot in classroom education through open discussions, debates, presentations, etc. So, I honestly feel to get better placement or better career opportunities in future, a regular college is necessary.
But, all this is just my point of view so you don't need to be influenced much, it is just for your help as I am telling you as to what I have heard or seen.
Choosing one of them is totally your call.
Hope the answer was helpful.
Thank you.
I would like to place my point of view in this answer. To be honest I feel and I have even seen at many places that regular students are given preference over distant college students. Also, one should option for classroom studies for law because Law is a professional degree and hence it should be studied also professionally. We get to learn a lot in classroom education through open discussions, debates, presentations, etc. So, I honestly feel to get better placement or better career opportunities in future, a regular college is necessary.
But, all this is just my point of view so you don't need to be influenced much, it is just for your help as I am telling you as to what I have heard or seen.
Choosing one of them is totally your call.
Hope the answer was helpful.
Thank you.
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