Which university offers more number of seats for BA LLB course among Jigyasa University and Kumaun University?

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Kumaun University offers a total number of 360 seats. On the other hand, Jigyasa University offers 60 seats for the BA LLB course. The reason for this difference in seat intake is because Kumaun University offers BA LLB seats through its affiliated colleges too, and Jugyasa University only offers BA

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