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What is the eligibility to specialise in Nuclear Law?

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    Pragati Singh | Contributor-Level 10

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    Eligibility can vary on the type of courses you are opting for, be it UG course or PG course. These courses are mentioned below:

    • If you want to pursue an LLM course offered in the field of Nuclear Law candidates need to possess LLB or equivalent degree.
    • Candidates who want to secure admission in a Diploma course in Nuclear Law should have completed their graduation in a relevant field. 

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