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Maharashtra Law Common Entrance Test is known as MH LAWCET. It is the entrance exams conducted for students to give admissions in LLB for 3 years and 5 years. Some of the important points with respect to the MH LAWCET 2016 were as follows: MH CET Law 2016 was conducted in online mode on the scheduled dates for a maximum …
Last Updated on March 13, 2020 The corporate sector or the business sector has seen unprecedented growth in the last few decades. This has created huge opportunities for the corporate law professional in the industry. Corporate law is a specialization of the legal profession that focuses on companies or corporations. The life of corporate lawyers circles around how they interact …
Last Updated on Nov 10, 2019 “Law” is the basic part of our constitution. The law education is the only legal education in India. A student who passes this degree is designated a “Lawyer” and this has to be done before entering court activities and practices. In India, the student can pursue the law career after class 12 in any …
Last Updated: Sep 12, 2019 Struggling to prepare for DU LLB Entrance while managing office work? A little bit of discipline, perseverance, and a well-planned schedule will ensure that you clear the exam with flying colors. Let’s have a quick review of the course followed by the detailed strategy for DU LLB exam preparation while working on your job. The …
Last Updated on Nov 18, 2019 A trial lawyer is a person who is educated in the field of law, has passed the bar exam and argues their client’s case in front of a judge or a jury. In many movies where the life of a trial lawyer has been liked by the audience where they go head-to-head in dramatic …
Last Updated on Nov 14, 2019 Deciding Between 3 Year and 5 Year LLB? We have got you covered. Here is some necessary information related to 3 year and 5 year LLB Courses available in our country. We hope after reading this blog, you get to know the key differences and decide between the options present. Of late, law degrees …
