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konatham AbhishekHeLpINg HaNd FiRsT
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Ph.D requires a PG degree. You are not eligible to seek admission to Ph.D. based on your current educational qualification.
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Ankit Raghuwanshi
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Ph.D in Law is a full-time doctorate programme in the field of Law. The eligibility criteria of the programme are qualifying Master degree or M.Phil in Law or Legal Studies with a minimum of 55 percent aggregate in the discipline passed from a recognised university. In addition, candidates should have a minimum work experience of 5 years as professionals holding a senior level position in their area of expertise.
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Swapnaneel Bhuiya
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MBL is NOT a fulltime LLM. So, the first drawback is you cannot take UGC NET on the basis of this degree. Its nothing like your Masters Degree.
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