I stay in Bangalore and want to pursue law preferably in criminology. How can I do it?

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    Aneesh H

    3 years ago
    First of all it depends if your an 12th grade student who want to pursue law and want to specialize in criminology, You can pursue a 5 year LL.B. Or you can study any other course as your choice in UG then pursue a 3year LL.B. Course
    In Bangalore colleges like kristu jayanti college of law, christ school of law has the option of 5 year LL.B. Programme
    And there is no law for criminology you should study all law subject and if you want to specialize you should be well verse in CRPC and IPC to be in good in criminology.

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