After completing BALLB, what should I pursue for better opportunities in a shorter duration?

NLSIU Bangalore, NLU Delhi, and Symbiosis Law School are the best in India if you want to pursue a course in Family Law. Also, NALSAR University of Law and Jindal Global Law School are also great options. You can check out their eligibility criteria, fee structure, entrance exams, etc., and then choose the one option accordingly.

Faculty of Law MGKPV offers a two-year LLM course for candidates and the total seat-intake for the course is 66. Candidaets who meet the eligibility criteria can apply for the course through the online application form on the official website of the university. The admission process is merit based for the LLM course. 

Candidates can get admission to the courses offered by Faculty of Law MGKVP without appearing for any entrance exams as the admission process for the university is merit-based. Candidates must meet the eligibility criteria in order to successfully register themself for admission to their desired course. 
Candidates must check the selection criteria of the course they wish to apply to on the official website of MGKVP.

After completing LLM from University of Calcutta, Faculty of Law, the candidates can find jobs in both public and private sectors. The degree holders can work as legal advisors in government departments on important policy and legislative issues or as government policy analysts, analysing legal issues and assisting in developing public policy. There are jobs in government sector as well for LLM degree holders. The PG degree holders can work as a public prosecutor, civil judge, and legal associate in various government departments.

Read more about career scopes after LLM to know the career prospects.

The university has 42 seats for the LLM course. Faculty of Law, CU LLM seat allotment process is carried out through e-counselling. The seats are allotted based on the applicants scores in the CULET-UG examination. It must be noted that the mentioned seat intake is as per the official website/sanctioning body. It is subject to changes and hence, is indicative.