What is the fee of law for 5 years course
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16th Jun, 2019
Hey there,
As per your query I would like to tell you that upto 1 lakhs . There are name of some colleges:
1) Faculty of law, Jamia Millia Islamia University,--51 thousands.
2) South Calcutta law college, Kolkata--87 thousands
3)Dr.Ambedkar Government law College.
4)MDU(Maharishi Dayanand University,Rohtak.
There are names of some college fees upto 2 lakhs.
1) Madhusudan law school, Cuttack.
2) Rabindra nath Tagore, Bhopal.etc
There are so many colleges of laws in India are fees upto 10 lakhs.
Hope it will useful to you.
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16th Jun, 2019
Hello aspirant,
Jindal Global Law School (JGLS) offers the 5 year integrated Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Laws (BA.LLB (Hons)) Programme since its year of inception in 2009. Through a combination of courses in arts and law subjects, the Programme is designed in keeping with the latest Bar Council of India rules and the University Grants Commission prescriptions and aims at fostering a culture of scholarship and academic excellence amongst the students.
The Bachelor of Laws is intended to be completed in five years full-time, or on a part time basis; in either case the degree must normally be completed within ten years from the start of study (including any periods of leave or suspension). Each year of study is divided into two semesters which have eighteen weeks of study each including revision of syllabus and examinations.
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Jindal Global Law School (JGLS) offers the 5 year integrated Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Laws (BA.LLB (Hons)) Programme since its year of inception in 2009. Through a combination of courses in arts and law subjects, the Programme is designed in keeping with the latest Bar Council of India rules and the University Grants Commission prescriptions and aims at fostering a culture of scholarship and academic excellence amongst the students.
The Bachelor of Laws is intended to be completed in five years full-time, or on a part time basis; in either case the degree must normally be completed within ten years from the start of study (including any periods of leave or suspension). Each year of study is divided into two semesters which have eighteen weeks of study each including revision of syllabus and examinations.
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