What is the difference between LLB and BGL or BAL or BBL? Please explain it elaborately..
15.7K Views|Posted 2011-04-13 12:06:32
Asked by Soumen Datta
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2011-04-16 14:34:34
Hi Soumen,
The difference between LLB and other degree programmes like Bachelors of General Law/ Bachelors of Academic Law/ Bachelor of Business Law is that LLB is a 5 year degree which entitles you to practice in court whereas all the other degree options can be pursued after your graduation just
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9 years ago
One can practice in a court of law even after clearing 3 years LL.B course from Mumbai University
It's not necessary to pursue only 5 year courses to practice LL.B
Infact 3 years course is after graduation
5 years course can be pursued even after 12th
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2011-04-13 16:51:22
You can practice after LLB. Now it is five year BA, LLB full time. After thsi you need to clear a qualifying exam. for other course, you are not eligible to take the qualifying exam for practice.
- Prof Swapan Garain (http:www.linkedin.com/in/Garain)
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