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Thinking of doing LLB after my 3 years UG in an unrelated arts field. Should I finish my UG and write LLB exams or write CLAT?
byGuest
3 years ago
Again false. A lot of people do it. They don’t regret it for each second. Needless to say the job opportunities are much more
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byGuest
3 years ago
Not true. If done diligently, 3 year law is great too. Not worth doing 5 year law after graduation.
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byGuest
3 years ago
Ofc wrote clat
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byGuest
3 years ago
Write clat. You won’t find much value in the LLB exams
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byGuest
3 years ago
Why don’t you do an MBA or prepare for UPSC instead?
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Thinking of doing LLB after my 3 years UG in an unrelated arts field. Should I finish my UG and write LLB exams or write CLAT?
byGuest
3 years ago
Thanks.
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