Is Internship part of BA LLB curriculum at LPU?

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Absolutely Internships have an essential and significant role in overall learning process at B.A. LL.B of Lovely Professional University. Since the law itself is a practical profession, students can begin to learn the law by visiting court, legal training centres or law firms, corporate legal office

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Bipasha Jha | Contributor-Level 10

2 months ago

Yes, internship is a part of last year BA LLB curriculum at LPU. It is compulsory for students to complete internship in the tenth semester. The curriculum includes elective subjects like Corporate Law, Criminal Law, etc.

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