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Ankit kumar
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Hi, TS LAWCET 2025 counselling is tentatively scheduled for the fourth week of July 2025.Official notification for exact dates will be released on the Telangana State Council of Higher Education (TSCHE) website. Keep visiting the official website for timely updates. Counselling will be conducted online, and candidates will need to register, verify documents, and participate in seat allocation. Thanks.
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Manori Sahni
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The candidates can choose preferred electives in the first and second semester of the course. In the first semester, one elective has to be selected. While in the second semester, candidates can choose four electives. Some of the electives included in UPES School of Law LLM Environmental Law and Policy curriculum are:First Semester:Energy Economics and Environmental PolicyLaw and Economic DevelopmentIT Governance and RegulationSecond Semester:Environmental JusticeEnvironmental Jurisprudence Hazardous Waste and Law Biodiversity and Law Law and Sustainable Development Global environment law and climate change
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Pragati Singh
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No, a background in environmental Science is not mandatory. However, having an interest or prior knowledge in environmental issues can be beneficial.
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Pragati Singh
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No, you cannot simply apply for a Diploma in Environmental Law right after completing class 12th standard, unless you have completed a bachelor’s degree in law. Since most Diploma programs in Environmental Law are PG level, so this implies that they only accept students who have completed high school education and possess a bachelor’s degree qualification.
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Pragati Singh
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After getting an environmental law degree, you'll have a diverse range of career options to explore. Here are some of the career paths you can choose to pursue a career ahead:Career PathSalary Range (LPA)Litigation Attorney (Environmental Law Firm)INR 5 - 20+Government AttorneyINR 8 - 18Policy Analyst (NGO)INR 4 - 12Environmental ConsultantINR 5 - 15In-House Counsel (Corporation)INR 7 - 20+Law Professor (Environmental Law)INR 8 - 20+Environmental Law ResearcherINR 5 - 12
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Pragati Singh
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Yes, many states conduct their own entrance exams for admission to law programs in general. These exams can also serve as a gateway for pursuing specializations like Environmental Law within those programs.MH CET Law (Maharashtra)AP LAWCET (Andhra Pradesh)TS LAWCET (Telangana)
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Pragati Singh
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Here are some of the common entrance exams for law programs in India:CLAT (Common Law Admission Test): National-level exam for admission to undergraduate and postgraduate law programs at National Law Universities (NLUs) and other participating institutions.LSAT India: National-level exam for admission to law programs at various law schools across India.State-Level Law Entrance Exams: Many states conduct their own law entrance exams for admission to government and private law colleges within the state.While there may not be a separate entrance exam solely for environmental law, these general law entrance exams will qualify you for admis
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Pragati Singh
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Yes, you can pursue an Environmental Law course in part-time mode or through distance education or in online mode. Many reputed open universities such as IGNOU offers Diploma and post graduate Diploma courses in the field of Environmental Law. Some other courses are offered by:CourseraUdemyEdXAlison
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Pragati Singh
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The main purpose of Environmental Law is to help protect the environment as well as human health. These laws help the future generations to save the environment and natural heritage. Since these laws are enforced by the government through Acts and other rules, the government has delegated the power to the concerned authorities to impose fines for violation of law and issue licenses with respect to environmental activities.
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Pragati Singh
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The duration of Environmental Law courses depends on the type of programme you pursue. While Environmental Law certificate courses are usually of two-six months, the duration of diploma programmes typically ranges from one-two year. On the other hand, the Environmental Law degree course duration can range from one-five years, depending on the type of degree (UG or PG) you are pursuing.
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