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Tamil Nadu state board Class XII results: 94.6% | Chennai News - Vimarsana News

Tamil Nadu state board Class XII results: 94.6% | Chennai News

Arjun V, Sai Dharshini A, and Aparna M excelled in Class XII exams. Arjun scored 599/600, Sai Dharshini 597/600, and Aparna 596/600. Tirupur district

Why Delhi High Court said no to plea for 4-year LL.B - Vimarsana News

Why Delhi High Court said no to plea for 4-year LL.B

The Delhi High Court on Thursday refused to entertain a PIL seeking directions to the Central government to constitute a ‘legal education commission’ to ascertain the feasibility of having a four-year LL.B course.

Supreme Court Rejects Plea For 3-Year LL.B Course After School, Say 5-Year Course Beneficial - Vimarsana News

Supreme Court Rejects Plea For 3-Year LL.B Course After School, Say 5-Year Course Beneficial

The Supreme Court on Monday (April 22) refused to entertain a petition seeking to allow 3-year LL.B degree course right after the 12th standard.After the bench comprising Chief Justice of India DY...

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LLB course: "Why have a course at all, start law practice after high school," says CJI as SC rejects PIL scrapping 5-year LLB course - Vimarsana News

LLB course: "Why have a course at all, start law practice after high school," says CJI as SC rejects PIL scrapping 5-year LLB course

The Supreme Court rejected a PIL urging the establishment of a three-year LLB program in place of the existing five-year course after high school. Citing the effectiveness of the current system, the bench, led by Chief Justice D Y Chandrachud, dismissed the plea, emphasizing the success of the five-year LLB.

Delhi High Court issues notice to BCI on plea for Right to Education Act as compulsory subject in law courses - Vimarsana News

Delhi High Court issues notice to BCI on plea for Right to Education Act as compulsory subject in law courses

In March, the BCI had told the High Court that it will look into and decide the representation demanding inclusion of RTE Act as a compulsory subject for LL.B. courses.