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Mod, check the UGC list of universities that are allowed to deliver online or distant programmes in India. Jindal's name isn't there. Nor any other university for law. Which means that online LLMs are not recognised by the UGC.
What if we have two masters ? One online And the other offline ?
IP University colleges do not have any attendance requirements. Many practising advocates and district court judges get themselves enrolled here. Other students are mostly those who are preparing for judiciary or UPSC. One only has to appear for the exams.
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Who contested this exactly? It's absolutely accurate. UGC doesn't recognise online LLMs, so no Indian University unless an IOE can recognise those for jobs or PhD either.
Jindal's offline LLMs too. So long as you can pay the fees.
JIndal - Upgrd LLM asides, which law colleges in Delhi NCR or even North India that do not have attendance criteria fo working professionals. PLs help