Can I discontinue BBA LLB and join BLS LLB in another college?

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    YASH SHARMA | Scholar-Level 17

    a year ago

    Yes, you can discontinue your BBA LLB and join a BLS LLB programme in another college. 

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    Dinesh upadhyay I am a lawyer, aspiring manager , education enthu | Scholar-Level 16

    a year ago

    Yes you can discontinue BBA LLB and join BLS LLB in another college anytime but one has to start from beginning for BLS LL.B. It is more advisable to continue with your present course. 

    BLS LLB is a course which lasts for five years and right from the first year it trains an individual career as a lawyer. Most of the subjects in BLS are similar to those found in a BA course however, the major difference here is you get to learn everything from inception from the legal point of view. You do get two separate degrees even here BLS and LLB but it is not advised to simply complete BLS without completing LLB. BLS LL.B is more focuse

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