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Shailja Rawat
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The total tuition fee to pursue BBA LLB (H) at JLU Bhopal amounts to INR 8 Lacs for a five-year course duration. At the time of admission, students may be required to pay the first installment of this fees. Moreover, students must also note that this fee is as per official sources. However, it is subject to change at the discretion of concerned authorities.
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Satyendra Rastogi
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The Oxford University fees for LLB courses vary from INR 30 L to INR 37 L as per the specializations for the first year. The university offers affordable undergraduate Law courses to international students. The table below includes first-year fees for LLB specializations at the university:Oxford LLB SpecializationsFirst-Year FeesBA Law (Jurisprudence)INR 37.25 LBA Law (Jurisprudence) with year abroadINR 30.12 L
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Ankit kumar
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Hi Aayush, Yes, the University of Oxford offers an undergraduate law degree known as the BA in Jurisprudence. This three-year programme is equivalent to what many universities refer to as an LLB and serves as a qualifying law degree for practicing as a solicitor or barrister in England and Wales.For graduates holding a prior degree, Oxford provides a two-year BA in Jurisprudence with Senior Status, which is an accelerated version of the standard law degree.Additionally, Oxford offers prestigious postgraduate law programs, including the Bachelor of Civil Law (BCL) and the Magister Juris (MJur), renowned for their rigorous academic stand
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Shailja Rawat
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Yes, JLU Bhopal offers a BBA LLB course. This is a double degree programme that intergates the fields of Law and Arts. The duration of this programme is five years. Moreover, the mode of education is full-time. Admission to this course can be taken via two channels, CLAT and JLUET. Candidates who have secured a minimum of 50 marks in CLAT are exempted from appearing for JLUET.
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Aarushi Anand
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Candidates are required to meet the basic eligibility criteria for admission to BA LLB (Hons). The basic eligibility for BA LLB (Hons) is to pass Class 10 and Class 12 with 60% aggreagte from a recognised board. After fulfilling the eligibility criteria candidates need to fill out the application form online or offline for admission.
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Ankit kumar
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Dear Maryam Farooq, Preparing for the JMI BA LLB entrance exam requires a strategic approach:Understand the Exam Pattern and Syllabus: Familiarize yourself with the exam structure and subjects, including English Comprehension, Current Affairs, Legal Reasoning, General Studies, and Elementary Mathematics.Create a Study Plan: Allocate dedicated time to each subject, emphasizing areas where you feel less confident.Select Quality Study Materials: Utilize recommended books and resources tailored for law entrance exams.Practice Previous Years' Papers: Solving past papers will help you understand the question patterns and improve time managem
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Jiya Singh
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It is essentially the same thing to practice maritime law and admiralty law. In the United States, the phrase "admiralty law" is frequently used, but in other nations the phrase "maritime law" is more prevalent.Both domestic and international law serve as the foundation of admiralty law. Although it is a complex and developing field, it is crucial for the effective and safe operation of the worldwide maritime industry.In short, there is no genuine difference between maritime law and admiralty law. They simply refer to the same body of law under different names.
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Vipra Pandey
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Here are some of the top law schools in India that offer LLM programs in maritime law:National Law School of India University, BangaloreNational Academy of Legal Studies and Research, HyderabadGujarat National Law University, GandhinagarSymbiosis Law School, PuneIndian Maritime University, Chennai
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