Which type of law is best if am not into a corporate career 5 year(B.A+LL.B) or 6 years(3 years for B.A and 3 years for LL.B)?

Other best colleges or universities other than those who come under CLAT and is it possible to study Indian Law in foreign? If yes, please give suggestion.

95 Views|Posted 8 years ago
Asked by Vinkit Arora
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vaishnavi shukla
7 years ago
Hi Vinkit, The 5 year BA LLB is an integrated version of the lengthy 6 year course and 5 year Course is any day more preferable than 6 year course. After the completion of the course, you can go in any area that you want to make a career in. Be it Corporate, Litigation, Judicial exams or anything.

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