Distance learning Centre-Karnataka State Open University

UGC de-recognized several courses of KSOU with effect from 2012-13. After several initiatives by KSOU, the Government of Karnataka and the direction of the high court, 17 courses of KSOU were granted recognition from 2018 onwards.

As a thumb rule, one should opt for classroom studies when it comes to law. Even though law is a pragmatic and dynamic field where most learning happens during practice, the classroom discussions and debates are important to develop an analytical mind in the field of law. Furthermore, University of Mumbai is more reputed and, being based in Mumbai, there are more options in terms of internships and other co-curricular activities. Therefore, keeping these in mind, preference should be given to University of Mumbai.

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What do you mean by Purchase? Purchasing a degree is not a legal way, I would recommend if you are doing Computer science engineering and want to do Law degree course also then go on legal way else you can't be successful with your fake degree.

As per the guidelines of Bar Council of India, correspondence course in law including Llb is not recognised. So there is no recognization to courses in law offered by correspondence and if any college is offering correspondence course in law then it might be flouting rules of Bar Council of India. Further, if you choose to do LLB from such college then you might have issues in registration with Bar Council after completing the course. so choose wisely.

Yes, you can do LLB course after pharmacy course or any course. After class 12th, you can join 5 years integrated course or 3 year degree course after any other degree.

Candidates must have scored 45% in graduation/post graduation to get eligible for the course.