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Manusmriti In Delhi University Law Course? Teachers' Body Opposes Proposal
A proposal to teach Manusmriti (Laws of Manu) to Delhi University's LLB students is slated to be discussed in a meeting of its Academic Council on Friday, a move which has drawn criticism from a section of teachers.
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Delhi University Opens Registrations For Admissions To Law Programmes
The admission to the law courses at the university will be done on the basis of all India ranks secured in the Common Law Admission Test (CLAT) 2023 only.
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Bar Council Of India Distances Itself From Online Law Course Purported As IGNOU's
BCI said an attempt was made to portray as if this advertisement was on the IGNOU website and the advertisement stated that the university was starting admission in LLB for the year 2022 through distance mode
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Fill Vacant Seats In LLB Course: High Court Tells Delhi University
The Delhi High Court has directed the Delhi University (DU) to fill up within two weeks the vacant seats across all categories in its LLB course, saying it is unfair if seats in such a prestigious institute go waste in spite of meritorious candidates.
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High Court Asks Delhi Government To Look Into Plea Of Student Related To Scheme Facilitating Coaching Classes
Shrikant Prasad, a student in the final year of DU LLb course, sought the implementation of the Jai Bhim Mukhyamantari Pratibha Vikas Yojana which was announced in September 2019 for providing funds to the Scheduled Caste, Scheduled Tribe and other category students for attending coaching classes.
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Bar Council Abolishes One-Year LLM Course, Proposes New Entrance Test
The Bar Council of India has sought to abolish the one-year master degree programme in law (LLM) course in India from the next academic session. It also proposed a new entrance test named Post Graduate Common Entrance Test in Law (PGCETL) for admission to masters legal programmes.
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High Court Seeks Compliance Report From Delhi University On Admission Of 301 Additional Students
The Delhi High Court today asked the Delhi University (DU) to place before it the compliance report of its order to admit an additional 301 students in its three-year LLB course for this academic session.
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High Court Directs Delhi University To Admit 2310 Students In LLB Course In 2017
Do not penalise those who want to study LLB by cutting down the number of seats, the Delhi University was told today by the Delhi High Court, which allowed the varsity to admit 2,310 students in the course this year as has been done for the past nine years.
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Delhi High Court Directs BCI To Examine Afresh DU Plea To Admit More Students In LLB Course
The Delhi High Court today asked the Bar Council of India (BCI) to examine afresh the Delhi University's (DU) representation to induct 2,310 students in its LLB course as against 1,440 fixed by the lawyers' body.
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Manusmriti In Delhi University Law Course? Teachers' Body Opposes Proposal
A proposal to teach Manusmriti (Laws of Manu) to Delhi University's LLB students is slated to be discussed in a meeting of its Academic Council on Friday, a move which has drawn criticism from a section of teachers.
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Delhi University Opens Registrations For Admissions To Law Programmes
The admission to the law courses at the university will be done on the basis of all India ranks secured in the Common Law Admission Test (CLAT) 2023 only.
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Bar Council Of India Distances Itself From Online Law Course Purported As IGNOU's
BCI said an attempt was made to portray as if this advertisement was on the IGNOU website and the advertisement stated that the university was starting admission in LLB for the year 2022 through distance mode
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Fill Vacant Seats In LLB Course: High Court Tells Delhi University
The Delhi High Court has directed the Delhi University (DU) to fill up within two weeks the vacant seats across all categories in its LLB course, saying it is unfair if seats in such a prestigious institute go waste in spite of meritorious candidates.
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High Court Asks Delhi Government To Look Into Plea Of Student Related To Scheme Facilitating Coaching Classes
Shrikant Prasad, a student in the final year of DU LLb course, sought the implementation of the Jai Bhim Mukhyamantari Pratibha Vikas Yojana which was announced in September 2019 for providing funds to the Scheduled Caste, Scheduled Tribe and other category students for attending coaching classes.
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Bar Council Abolishes One-Year LLM Course, Proposes New Entrance Test
The Bar Council of India has sought to abolish the one-year master degree programme in law (LLM) course in India from the next academic session. It also proposed a new entrance test named Post Graduate Common Entrance Test in Law (PGCETL) for admission to masters legal programmes.
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High Court Seeks Compliance Report From Delhi University On Admission Of 301 Additional Students
The Delhi High Court today asked the Delhi University (DU) to place before it the compliance report of its order to admit an additional 301 students in its three-year LLB course for this academic session.
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High Court Directs Delhi University To Admit 2310 Students In LLB Course In 2017
Do not penalise those who want to study LLB by cutting down the number of seats, the Delhi University was told today by the Delhi High Court, which allowed the varsity to admit 2,310 students in the course this year as has been done for the past nine years.
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Delhi High Court Directs BCI To Examine Afresh DU Plea To Admit More Students In LLB Course
The Delhi High Court today asked the Bar Council of India (BCI) to examine afresh the Delhi University's (DU) representation to induct 2,310 students in its LLB course as against 1,440 fixed by the lawyers' body.
