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Competition from private universities forces DU to introduce an Integrated Law course

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By Aditya Wadhawan The Academic and Executive Council of the University of Delhi ( DU ) has given their approval to introduce a five-year integrated LLB programme. The decision has been taken several years after Jamia Milia Islamia , Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University (GGSIPU) and Nationa Law University (NLUD) and several private universities introduced integrated law courses. The DU will soon seek permission from the Bar Council of India (BCI) to officially introduce the course. As per the schedule, the first batch of the integrated LLB, as many as 120 students will enrol in the upcoming academic session at...
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