How many types of Law courses are available in India?

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You can find many law courses in India. The most common course in India is B.A + L.L.B. Some other courses are B.B.A + L.L.B, B.B.A + L.L.B, B.Sc + L.L.B. The most common post graduate course in India is L.L.M. You can specialize in many streams in LLM. Some of the streams for L.L.M. are Business Law, Constitutional Law and Administrative Law, Corporate and financial law, etc. You can also find doctoral of law and M.Phil courses in law.

dear friend:

Law Streams:

There are many different streams for studying law which are discussed below:

Corporate/Commercial Law: This is the biggest field of practice. Corporate law involves organizing businesses, mostly contracts, liability, or intellectual property.

1.Tax Law

2.Intellectual Property Law

3.Family Law

4.Criminal Law

5.Constitutional Law

6.Civil Litigates

7.International Law

8. Labour/Employment Law

Other types of law that one might practice are:Administrative law, municipal law, real estate law, immigration law, environmental law, entertainment law.

all the best.

They are many type of Law Course in India

List of Law Courses in India

• B.A.LLB Courses
• B.S.L.LL.B Courses
• Diploma Courses
• LL.B Courses
• LL.M Courses
• Ph.D Courses

Law Entrance Exams
CLAT SSLC, Pune Faculty of Law, Delhi University
QLTT Amity Law School ILS, Pune
GLC, Mumbai TNDALU, Chennai


Careers in Law
Civil Law Criminal Law Corporate Law
Taxation Law Labor Law International Law
Family Law Constitutional Law Administration Law
Patent Law


Top Law Colleges in India

NLSIU, Bangalore
NALSAR Hyderabad
NUJS, Kolkata
NLU, Jodhpur
NLIU, Bhopal
Faculty of Law, Delhi
Government Law College, Mumbai
ILS Law College, Pune
Amity Law School, Delhi
Symbiosis Law College, Pune
Faculty of Law - BHU, Varanasi
University Law College - Bangalore University, Bangalore
Faculty of Law - Aligarh Muslim University, Aligarh
Department of Law - Panjab University, Chandigarh
Dr. Ambedkar Law University, Chennai

hello dear

List of Law Courses in India

* B.A.LLB Courses
* B.S.L.LL.B Courses
* Diploma Courses
* LL.B Courses
* LL.M Courses
* Ph.D Courses



Law Entrance Exams
CLAT SSLC, Pune Faculty of Law, Delhi University
QLTT Amity Law School ILS, Pune
GLC, Mumbai TNDALU, Chennai


Careers in Law
Civil Law Criminal Law Corporate Law
Taxation Law Labor Law International Law
Family Law Constitutional Law Administration Law
Patent Law


Top Law Colleges in India

NLSIU, Bangalore
NALSAR Hyderabad
NUJS, Kolkata
NLU, Jodhpur
NLIU, Bhopal
Faculty of Law, Delhi
Government Law College, Mumbai
ILS Law College, Pune
Amity Law School, Delhi
Symbiosis Law College, Pune
Faculty of Law - BHU, Varanasi
University Law College - Bangalore University, Bangalore
Faculty of Law - Aligarh Muslim University, Aligarh
Department of Law - Panjab University, Chandigarh
Dr. Ambedkar Law University, Chennai

good luck

THere are different laws in India, they are asfollows:
Tax Law ,
Intellectual Property Law,
Family Law.
Criminal Law,
Constitutional Law ,
Civil Litigates ,
International Law,
Labour/Employment Law .

DEAR FRIEND:
INADIAN LAWS



MANY TYPES OF LAWS AVAILABLE IN INDIA:

1)CRIMINAL LAW

2)CONSTITUTIONAL LAW.

3)INTERNATIONAL LAW.

4)LABOUR LAW.

5)FAMILY LAW

6)TAX LAW

LAWS ENTERANCE EXAMINATIONS:

SSLC
CLAT

ALL THE BEST.............................

Hi
Law courses

The courses offered in law are as follows

Bachelor of Laws(LL.B.)
Master of Laws(LL.M)
Integrated program in bachelor of laws(BA LL.B)
Master of civil laws(MCL)
Doctorate in laws(Ph.D degree)

Well the course duration for LL.B is three years, and for LL.M. and MCL the duration is 2 years. most of the people do LLB after completing their BA(Bachelor of arts). If BA+LLB then it would take a duration of 5 years. You also can pursue after completing BBA as well.

Best Luck

Hi friend...
LAW:
A law degree is an academic degree for studies in law.These are the legal studies for legal careers.their curricula may be reviewed by legal authority.
There are mainly two types of courses present in the Law study ,and the interested candidates can perform these studies after completing their 12th.
Two types of courses available are
*B.A.L.L.B-It is a 5 year course and candidates can go for this study after completing their 12th and this is a graduate programe in law.
*L.L.B-This is a 3 year course and this course is available after completing graduation..
*L.L.M-This course of study is the post graduate degree programe and students who are interested can do this post graduation degree in law..
There are various branches available in law,some of them are..
1-Civil Law
2-Criminal Law
3-Corporate Law
4-Administrative Law
5-Cyber Law
6-Labour Law
7-Constitutional Law
8-Patent Law
There are also so many institutes in India which are providing Law courses,some of them are.
*Aditya college of Law-Agra (UP)
*Amity Law school-New Delhi
*Andhra University-Visakhapatnam
*Bangalore university-Bangalore
*ILS Law college-Pune
*Kakatiya university-Warangal(AP)
*Mangalore university-Karnataka
*Nagpur university-Maharashtra
*National Law school of India university- Bangalore
*Osmania university-Hyderabad
*Shivaji university-Maharashtra
*University of bombay-Maharashtra
*University of Lucknow-Lucknow
*University of Madras-Madras
*University of Mysore-Mysore
These are some of the top Law colleges in India which are offering the Law courses in both graduation level and also in the Post graduation level..
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NOT ONLY THESE THERE ARE SO MANY LAWS COURSES....

ALL THE BEST....>>>>>>>

* B.A.LLB Courses
* B.S.L.LL.B Courses
* Diploma Courses
* LL.B Courses
* LL.M Courses
* Ph.D Courses

These are the courses which offered for Indian Law :-

1-Bachelor of Laws (LL.B.).It's three year Duration course.
2-Master of Laws (LL.M.).It's two year Duration course.
3-Integrated Program in Bachelor of Laws (BA LL.B.).It's five year Duration course.
4-Master of Civil Law (MCL).It's two year Duration Course.
5-Doctorate in law (Ph.D. degree).

Some Institute also offer one year Diploma Course for the various areas of Laws.

These are the Top Law Colleges By this you can get complete information regarding the Law Courses :-

1- Tamil Nadu Dr. Ambedkar Law University, Chennai
2- Bangalore Institute of Legal Studies, Bangalore
3– NALSAR University of Law, Hyderabad
4– Campus Law Centre, Delhi University, Delhi
5– Symbiosis Societys Law College, Pune
6– ILS Law College, Pune
7– Government Law College, Mumbai
8- Amity Law School, Delhi
9– Faculty of Law, AMU, Aligarh
10– Faculty of Law, BHU, Varanasi
11– Deptt. Of Laws, Panjab University, Chandigarh
12– School of Law, Gujarat University, Ahmedabad
13– Deptt. Of Law, Calcutta University, Kolkata
14– Govt. Law College, Kerala University, Thiruvananthpuram

List of Law Courses in India

B.A.LLB Courses::Bachelor of arts of law.
B.S.L.LL.B Courses::Bachelor of socio legal science bachelor of law
Diploma Courses
LL.B Courses::Bachelor of Law
LL.M Courses::Master of Law
Ph.D Courses:: Doctor of philosophy.

To get admission in good LAW college you can appear for any one of the following LAW exams::

Admission to NLU Orissa and NLU Assam through CLAT
CET IP
NLU exam
CLAT LAW exam
SET LAW exam

Career in LAW ::

Corporate counsel /Consultant
Working in a law firm .
Research and academics
Social advocates

Good colleges which provides different law courses are ::

Army Institute of Law
Arundathi Education Trust Law College
Arunodaya Institute of Legal Studies
Ashoka Law College
ASNSs Mahatma Gandhi Ji Law College
Athgarh Law College
AVR Amrutha College of Law
B. C. S. Government P. G. College
B. V. V. Sangha's S. C. Nandimath Law College
Baba Farid Law College
Babu Jagjeevan Ram Law College
Balaji Law College
Balasore Law College
Baldeo Shri Dhar Law College
Balgangadhar Tilak Law College
Balurghat Law College

hi ,friend

In india,there are many tpyes of law courses

CIVIL lAW
consumer law
agriculture law
entertainment law
sports law
animal law
tax law
business law
family law
international law

CORPORATE LAW
CRIMINAL LAW
ADMINISTRATION LAW
CYBER LAW
LABOUR LAW
PATENT LAW
CONSTITUTIONAL LAW

best of luck...........

THere are different laws in India, they are asfollows:
Tax Law ,
Intellectual Property Law,
Family Law.
Criminal Law,
Constitutional Law ,
Civil Litigates ,
List of Law Courses in India
B.A.LLB Courses
B.S.L.LL.B Courses
Diploma Courses
LL.B Courses
LL.M Courses
Ph.D Courses
Law Entrance Exams
CLAT SSLC, Pune Faculty of Law, Delhi University
QLTT Amity Law School ILS, Pune
GLC, Mumbai TNDALU, ChennaiCareers in Law
Civil Law Criminal Law Corporate Law
Taxation Law Labor Law International Law
Family Law Constitutional Law Administration Law
Patent Law
good luck

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Hiiii
how many kinds of laws are there?

If your interested to apply for Law then you should apply for LLB course .

LLB stands for Bachelor of Law . It is an professional course . The duration of the course is for three years and the course is divided into six semester . The course in include the extra activity like , Seminars , Practical Training , etc... There is good scope for Both the government as well as private sectors for LLB course .

Types of law Course :

• Criminal law
• Administrative Law
• International Law
• Patent law
• Tax Laws
• Labor Laws
• Civil law
• Corporate Laws

For LBB course you should qualified for bachelor degree in any stream with 55% percentage of marks from recognized recognized university . If your belong from sc/st candidate then relaxation is given for 45% percentage of marks .

you should also qualified for entrance examination like , Common Law Admission Test , Law School Admission Test , National Law School of India University test , Rajasthan University Test etc.....

For this examination , you have go through the following syllabus like , Language Ability , Social Studies , General Knowledge , General Science , Legal Reasoning , Aptitude of Learning , etc.....

You to score good percentage of marks in entrance examination so that you can get admission for LLB course in reputed college .

For LLB course having general subjects like , Code of Civil Procedure , Contracts , Jurisprudence , Legal Methods , Litigation Advocacy , Political Science .

If yoru satisfy the eligibility criteria then you can take any kind for LLB course as you wish , Every specialization have good scope .

Dear friend,

My friend there are many courses of Law in India.It depend on you which course you select and suits you better.

LLB is mainly of two types

1. 3 yr B.A L.L.B course

2.5 yr integrated L.L.B course.

you can also do Diploma Course in law.

you can also do Ph.D in Law.


For taking admission in LLB college you have to appear for entrance exam conducted by different universities.

List of LLB Entrance Exams:

1.CLAT is the main exam for LLB.

2.QLTT

There are so many colleges which provide LLB course.

LIst of some good college:

Pune Faculty of Law, Pune

Delhi University

GLC, Mumbai

TNDALU, Chennai

NLSIU, Bangalore

Government Law College, Mumbai

Symbiosis Law College, Pune

Faculty of Law - BHU, Varanasi

University Law College - Bangalore University

Faculty of Law - Aligarh Muslim University

Army Institute Of Law

So you have to appear for entrance exam and you will get admission in good college.

best of lk..

Civil law covers a wide spectrum of topics. Some of these topics are:

Consumer law
International law
Agricultural law
Employment law
Animal law
Entertainment law
Business law
Family law
Sports law
Tax law
Intentional torts such as libel, slander, defamation of character, battery and assault.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Hiiii
how many kinds of laws are there?

Hi


Law course is basically an arts course, which is done as a graduation by students who want to study about Law, and become a lawyer.

I am listing some of the most opted Law courses in our country. You may choose whichever you want to study ::

• Tax Law

• Labour/Employment Law

• Administrative law

• Intellectual Property Law

• Family Law

• Criminal Law

• Real estate law

• Immigration law

• Environmental law

• Entertainment law

• Constitutional Law

• Civil Litigates

• International Law

• Municipal law

These are some of the potential Law courses in our country.

Hope it helps

All the best.

LAW:-
A law degree is an academic degree for studies in law.These are the legal studies for legal careers.their curricula may be reviewed by legal authority.
There are mainly two types of courses present in the Law study ,and the interested candidates can perform these studies after completing their 12th.

Two types of courses available are,

*B.A.L.L.B-It is a 5 year course and candidates can go for this study after completing their 12th and this is a graduate programe in law.
*L.L.B-This is a 3 year course and this course is available after completing graduation..
*L.L.M-This course of study is the post graduate degree programe and students who are interested can do this post graduation degree in law..
There are various branches available in law,some of them are..
1-Civil Law
2-Criminal Law
3-Corporate Law
4-Administrative Law
5-Cyber Law
6-Labour Law
7-Constitutional Law
8-Patent Law
There are also so many institutes in India which are providing Law courses,some of them are.
*Aditya college of Law-Agra (UP)
*Amity Law school-New Delhi
*Andhra University-Visakhapatnam
*Bangalore university-Bangalore
*ILS Law college-Pune
*Kakatiya university-Warangal(AP)
*Mangalore university-Karnataka
*Nagpur university-Maharashtra
*National Law school of India university- Bangalore
*Osmania university-Hyderabad
*Shivaji university-Maharashtra
*University of bombay-Maharashtra
*University of Lucknow-Lucknow
*University of Madras-Madras
*University of Mysore-Mysore
These are some of the top Law colleges in India which are offering the Law courses in both graduation level and also in the Post graduation level..

Dear friend,

There are many types of Law Courses available in India.As you want to know about the different types of Law Courses in India,so you don't worry,here I am providing you the list of all types of Law courses available in India and also their competitive exams and reputed Colleges for Law courses in India.

Types of Law courses in India:

Administrative Law

Criminal Law

Family Law

Public Law

Comparative Law

Patent Law

Cyber Law

Labour Law

Constitutional Law

Human Rights Law

Environmental Law

For taking admission in to any type of Law courses in India,you must have to clear any of the following Law Entrance Exams.These exams are conducted by various Universities and Colleges.On the basis of your rank in these Entrance exams,you will be assigned Colleges.The higher rank you will score,the better Colleges you will get.

Entrance exams for Law Courses:

Common Law Admission Test(CLAT)

National Law University(NLU) Entrance Test.

Symbiosis Law School Entrance Exam.

National Law Institute University Entrance Exam.

Indian Law Institute Common Admission Test.

Christ College of Law Entrance Test.

Gujarat National Law University Entrance Exam

.

India has many reputed Colleges for several types of Law courses.These Colleges provide excellent quality teaching and developing environment.You must achieve a good rank in the Entrance exams in order to get admission in reputed Law Colleges.

Most reputed Law Colleges in India are:

Aligarh Muslim University-Faculty of Law

ICFAI Law School

Bharati Vidyapeeth University

KIIT Law School

Amity Law School

National Law Institute University

Symbiosis Law College

ILS Law College

Faculty of Law,Delhi University

Amity Law School

KLE Society's Law College

Faculty of Law-Lucknow University

Army Institute of Law

All the best.

There are many different streams for studying law which are discussed below:

Corporate/Commercial Law: This is the biggest field of practice. Corporate law involves organizing businesses, mostly contracts, liability, or intellectual property.

1.Tax Law

2.Intellectual Property Law

3.Family Law

4.Criminal Law

5.Constitutional Law

6.Civil Litigates

7.International Law

8. Labour/Employment Law

Other types of law that one might practice are:Administrative law, municipal law, real estate law, immigration law,



environmental law, entertainment law.



List of LLB Entrance Exams:

1.CLAT is the main exam for LLB.

2.QLTT

There are so many colleges which provide LLB course.

LIst of some good college:

Pune Faculty of Law, Pune

Delhi University

GLC, Mumbai

TNDALU, Chennai

NLSIU, Bangalore

Government Law College, Mumbai

Symbiosis Law College, Pune

Faculty of Law - BHU, Varanasi

University Law College - Bangalore University

Faculty of Law - Aligarh Muslim University

Army Institute Of Law

So you have to appear for entrance exam and you will get admission in good college.

best of lk..
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IF I GET 45% MARKS IN BA HONS CAN I CHANCE IN BEST LAW COLLEGES !?

dear friend ,

there are many courses of law .but the list of law courses available in India are :-

B.A.LLB COURSES ,

B.S.L.LL.B COURSES ,

DIPLOMA COURSES ,

LL.B COURSES ,

LL.M COURSES ,

PH.D COURSES .

ALSO LIST OF CAREER OPTIONS AFTER DOING LAW :-

civil law ,

corporate law ,

criminal law ,

taxation law ,

patent law ,

family law ,

administrative law ,

constitutional law ,

labor law ,

international law .

friend these options have good scope in future .

all the best .

avinashparashar .

FRIEND,



TOP LAW COURSES -

Family Law
International Law
Employment Law
Criminal Law
Constitutional Law
Civil Litigates
Tax Law
Intellectual Property Law
Corporate Law


Top Law Colleges in India

Government Autonomous PG College Datia
VES College of Law
Vivekananda College of Law
Virendra Kumar Singhal Law College
Vardhman Law College
Unique College of Law
Teju Singh Memorial Law College
SS Law College
Seth Rajnarayan Gupta Law College for Women
Sanjivnie College of Law
Sankalp Institute of Law
Ravindra Nath Tagore Law College
Reliable Institute of Law
Rajputana Vidhi Mahavidyalaya
Rajiv Gandhi Vidhi Mahavidyalaya
Rajasthan Law College Jhunjhunu
Radiant College of Law
Mahila Vidhi Mahavidyalaya
Lord Mahavira College of Law
Lincoln College of Law
Faculty of Law Mahatma Gandhi Kashi Vidyapeeth
Kisan Vidhi Mahavidyalaya
Kamla Nehru Vidhi Sansthan
Jodhpur Law College and Research Centre
Islamia College of Law
H. S. Law College
IMS Law College
Government Law College Garhwal
Government Law College Chennai
Faculty of Law Jai Narain Vyas University


BEST OF LUCK........

AFTER BA.LLB WHAT SHOULD I DO

Hi.............
Friends,

List of LAW courses in India:

--> LLB Courses
--> LLM Courses
--> B.A LLB Courses
--> Diploma Courses
--> BSL LLB Courses
--> Ph.D Courses


Careers in Law

--> Patent Law
--> Taxation Law Labor Law International Law
--> Family Law Constitutional Law Administration Law
--> Civil Law Criminal Law Corporate Law

Top Law Colleges in India

--> Faculty of Law - BHU, Varanasi
--> University Law College - Bangalore University, Bangalore
--> Faculty of Law - Aligarh Muslim University, Aligarh
--> NLU, Jodhpur
--> Department of Law - Panjab University, Chandigarh
--> Dr. Ambedkar Law University, Chennai
--> NLIU, Bhopal
--> Faculty of Law, Delhi
--> Government Law College, Mumbai
--> ILS Law College, Pune
--> Amity Law School, Delhi
--> Symbiosis Law College, Pune
--> NLSIU, Bangalore
--> NALSAR Hyderabad
--> NUJS, Kolkata


All the best....

what is the age limit to study tax law?

sir can u tell me which is best course from all these courses ?

hi,,

You should the following ways

Then you choose bettor course

Then after complete how the bettor career line

For the fix rat are career education line

1.Tax Law

2.Intellectual Property Law

3.Family Law

4.Criminal Law

5.Constitutional Law

6.Civil Litigates

7.International Law

8. Labour/Employment Law

that's it

ALL THE BEST