LLB

Hello Madan!You can pursue a 3-year LLB after completing your BSc, as long as you meet the eligibility criteria set by the respective law colleges. Most law schools require a graduation degree (like BSc, BA, BCom) with a minimum percentage (usually around 45-50%).However, regarding your B.Ed arrear, you would need to clear it before getting the official degree or completing the course requirements for B.Ed. Law colleges typically don't have restrictions on BEd as long as you have completed the required graduation degree.Options:If you're keen on LLB, you can go ahead with it after completing your BSc.If you want to complete your B.Ed before pursuing LLB, it's advisable to clear your arrear first and then proceed.Make sure to check specific college admission criteria for both courses to ensure eligibility.

The scope for civil engineers in the government sector is vast and promising, driven by the continuous focus on infrastructure development and urbanization. Civil engineers play a crucial role in major government projects, including highways, bridges, railways, and smart cities, under initiatives like PM Gati Shakti and the Smart City Mission. They can find opportunities in Public Works Departments (PWD), urban development authorities, and organizations like the Border Roads Organisation (BRO) and Military Engineer Services (MES). Public Sector Undertakings (PSUs) such as NTPC, ONGC, and GAIL also hire civil engineers for large-scale construction and maintenance projects. Recruitment is typically through competitive exams like UPSC ESE, GATE, SSC JE, and state-level public service commission exams. With increasing investment in sustainable and smart infrastructure, job opportunities in areas such as water resource management, urban planning, and disaster management are also expanding. The steady demand and diverse roles make civil engineering a stable and rewarding career path in the government sector.

The cut off for the previous year for the LLB program at Chhaju Ram Law College, Hisar is not available. However, you can check out the eligibility criteria and admission process for the LLB program at Chhaju Ram Law College. Eligibility criteriaTo be eligible for the LLB program at Chhaju Ram Law College, you must have passed graduation from a recognized university or institute. The minimum percentage requirement for general category candidates is usually between 55-60%. The minimum percentage requirement for SC/ST category candidates is usually between 45-50%. Admission processAdmission to the LLB program at Chhaju Ram Law College is merit-based. The college follows a selection procedure to allot seats.