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8 years ago
No, you have to complete LLB (Bachelor of Legislative Law) and, then LLM (Master of Legislative Law). LLM is the higher degree than LLB.
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8 years ago
LLM is to be done after BA LLB, this is because, LLB is undergraduate program while LLM is a Master's degree.

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9 years ago
No, LLM is a Masters course which is done after completing your graduation. So, first you do BA+LLB and then you can do LLM.
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9 years ago
No. It could have been possible if you were pursuing BA LLB through distance. According to me, you should pursue one course at a time to score good marks.
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