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You can either pursue a three-year law course (LLB) after graduation in any discipline or a five-year course after twelfth standard examinations, leading to a BA LLB (Hons). The duration of a graduate program is 3 years and an LLB course after that would be another 3 years. Hence those who have decided to pursue law as their career take advantage of the BA LLB combination course and hence save an year. The LLB course is sponsored by the Bar Council of India. The BA LLB programme usually covers practical training including court attendance, hands on training at legal aid centres and research projects. To be able to practise, it is mandatory to put in a year's internship. This may be done during the course of the final year. A P.G. Programme in law (LLM) is of 2 years duration and the eligibility is LLB degree. There are various branches of specialisation in law like civil law, criminal law, corporate law, income tax law, international law, labour law, constitutional law, and patent law etc. which could be taken up in the Post graduate program. It is not necessary to pursue an LLM but a PG will open up more job prospects for you. You cannot pursue an LLM soon after a graduation in any subject other than an LLB. The Bachelor of Laws is an undergraduate, or bachelor, degree in law offered as the primary law degree. This is offered after a graduation. It was established as a liberal arts degree which requires that the student undertake a certain amount of study of the classics, but has developed into a more specialized professional degree in recent years.
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Sunita, Animation learning would require you to dedicate 2-3 years in this. If you're creative, you can always consider going for Design and Animation. A good mentor and wise selection of courses with a good school, followed by diligent learning, would get you a head start in your career. However, you must check your suitability for this field. Animation is an art form and a very demanding career. It has ample opportunities for the creatively talented people. Opportunities lie in UI Design, Graphic Design, Storyboarding, Animation Design, Game Design, 3D Modelling, Texturing and Lighting, Dynamics and VFX and of course animation (2D and 3D). Of course at the top of the pile lies Concept Designing - these people are required by Event Companies, Animation Studios, VFX Studios, and of course Game Studios. However, choosing between these must be done after seeing your performance in each of these. So going for a generic course covering all or most of these would be the best way to get started in these careers. Typically you should have good sketching skills to be able to make a sound career in this (if you work hard you can improve your drawing skills tremendously). You may also like to read this about the kind of preparation the best students put into design http://bit.ly/1ddUSi8. Nothing but your innermost talent and passion should lead you to the course and the institute you choose. Go speak to people over there and see if you like their philosophy and they change your perspective.Try their website for more details. Also remember that Animation requires good mentoring. Typically go for a school which offers all the information including faculty on their website. Here is an article by Arena Chandigarh Centre Head on Shiksha website about how to select the right college https://www.shiksha.com/questions-to-ask-before-you-pick-an-animation-college-article-4699-1. And here is a complete snapshot of Gaming Industry by me on Shiksha website https://www.shiksha.com/from-gaming-to-game-designing-article-5827-1. Wish you the best for your career. Remember, your Career is a resultant of your knowledge combined with your passion and expression ability. If you like this answer you may select it as best answer or press like

Hello Ritesh - It's good to know that you are interested in seeking admission at DEI at agra.
Yes i would recommend students to pursue courses from the DEI university - due to
1. Its fees structure which is very less and in future gives huge return on investment.
2. The Highly qualified faculty utilises all the latest technology - and the blend of study materials from different sources is provided and help is given to students according to their interest and performance.
3. Placement at DEI is good - for MBA students package greater than 5 lack normal - but for that you need to show your talent and skills to the recruiters.
4. Library, computer labs with high speed internet connection, good infrastructure and other facilities to help any student in achieving marks and competence is there.
Good Luck :)

Hi Jetha,
Before seeking admission in any institute, kindly check the below mentioned parameters such as affiliation, accreditation, fee structure, curriculum etc.
Here is the list of engineering entrance exams:
• AIEEE All India Engineering Entrance Examination
• Aligarh Muslim University (AMU) Engineering Entrance Exam
• Amrita Engineering Entrance Examination
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• AWESWAT
• BEEE
• BITSAT
• BSAUEEE
• BCECE
• COMEDK
• DCECEE
• Dhirubhai Ambani Institute of Information and Communication Technology Entrance Exam
• Dr.D.Y.Patil Institute All India Engineering Entrance Test
• EAMCET
• ENAT EPSI National Admission Test
• GAT
• GATE
• GCET
• GUJCET Gujarat Engineering Common Entrance Test
• IIMS
• IIT JEE
• IGNEAT-IGNOU
• Indian Institute of Space Science and Technology (IIST) Admission Test
• Indian School of Mines Dhanbad Entrance Test
• IPU CET GGS
• Orissa_JEE-
• LPU_NEAT
• IISER
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• Karnataka Engineering Entrance exam
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• MHT-CET Maharashtra Engineering Entrance Exam
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Hi,
There are many fields which you can opt with your English degree and you can get the better career as per your interest. The most obvious job for those with an English degree is education or teaching. Education may not be the most glamorous use of your English degree, but you'll find that it's one of the most rewarding. You may pursue a B.Ed for school teaching or appear for UGC-NET exams for lecturership after post graduation.One of the great employment options is journalism or reporting. However you may also need a journalism degree, but many employers are willing to take your English degree as substitute. You can actually do the reporting and writing for papers, magazines, and books, or you can find positions in editing and critiquing.You could also try the retail sector because it offers a diverse working environment where you can work your way up a corporate ladder using your education.Instructional design is where a lot of English majors find their niche, writing classroom, safety, and instructional information for companies, technology, and just about anything you can imagine from safety warning to manuals or instructions for use. If you love to write, you could be an author, who dedicates their time to writing books on all kinds of topics. Those that do want to write often freelance, writing articles and information for books, magazines, websites, doctors, schools etc. You have a lot of options with an English degree and you will likely find it a very rewarding career choice. You can take your English degree in just about any direction and really make it work for you.
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