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Pragati Singh

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Admission for Diploma courses in Labour Law is usually based on the marks attained in an entrance exam. Some of the major all India entrance exams conducted for this purpose are CLAT, AILET, LSAT, DU LLB, MHCET Law, etc. Some colleges also offer admissions on the basis of the merit.

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Shreya Gupta

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At the PG level, Rabindranath Tagore University provides a 1 year PG Diploma in Labour Law course to the students. To get admission to this course, aspiring students must meet the minimum eligibility requirements - 45.0% in graduation. The total cost for this course is INR 15000.

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Pragati Singh

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Hi,Look at the table below to know about the Diploma Labour Law private colleges:Diploma Labor Law CollegeDiploma Labor Law FeesP.E.S. Modern Law CollegeNASinhgad Law CollegeINR 10.77 KPDEA Law CollegeNAVikrant UniversityINR 15 KAll India Institute of Management StudiesINR 2.3 KNote- This information is sourced from the official website/ counselling body and may vary.

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Pragati Singh

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Yes, a Diploma in Labour Law may, and often does open the way to international career opportunities. The more globalized the workforce of the world becomes, and the more crucial labor standards across borders appear, the more urgent the demand for such qualified professionals in this field of expertise.

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Recruitment organisations include central and state governments, their agencies, and State Labour Departments. PSUs, private sector companies, consultancy firms, and law firms recruit the graduates of Diploma in Labour Law.

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Pragati Singh

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Hey,Yes, it is possible to apply for more than one program of Diploma in Labour Law at a single time; however, their application deadlines and requirements differ according to the requirements of the respective institutions.I hope this answers help!!!

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Pragati Singh

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Though each institution may have its specific admission process, some of the most general entrance exams to Diploma in Labour Law are CLAT and LSAT, along with some university and state specific Law exams such as MHCET Law, AILET, KLEE, etc.

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Pragati Singh

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Normally, a bachelor's degree in any field is a qualified or major requirement for getting a Diploma in Labor Law course. However, there are schools that require students who have a background or even experience in law, human resources, or related fields.

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Pragati Singh

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The Diploma in Labor Law duration can vary from 1 year to 2 years or sometimes more depending upon the university you have enrolled in. Moreover, you can check Diploma in Labor Law course from IGNOU. 

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