Khojle

Law College in M.G. Road-Mumbai

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Government Law College-Mumbai:Established in 1855.Public Institute.Affliated to University of Mumbai.BCI Approved.Co-ed College.Bachelor of Legislative Laws (LLB)(3 Years/Full Time/On-campus)Annual tution fees: Rs. 1,500 /-Academic Session Starts in July.System Of Examination is Semester.Admission Procedure : Admission process for the first year of the Five Year Law Course will commence immediately after the declaration of H.S.C results.Minimum Eligibility: At least 45% marks in case of General category and 40% of the total marks in case of SC and ST category at the Bachelor's Degree examination in 10+ 2 + 3 pattern.Other Courses:Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Legislative Laws (BA.LLB) (5 Years / Full Time)Post Graduate Diploma in Intellectual Property Rights (1 Years / Full Time)Post Graduate Diploma in Securities Law (1 Years / Full Time)Faculty:Principal: Dr. Manjusha S. Molwane.Total Faculty:6.Faculty : Student ratio 1:330.Facility:Sports,Library,Auditorium
Address: A'Road,Churchgate,Mumbai,Maharashtra-400020
Phone no: 022-22041707
E mail Id: glcstudentscouncil@gmail.com
website:www.glcmumbai.com

Law College in Churchgate-Mumbai

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NLUD-CIRC Courses on Competition Policy & Law

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Module 1: Markets and Business Laws Module 2: Competition Policy and Evolution of Competition Law Module 3: Indian Competition Act-Introduction Module 4: Indian Competition Act - Substantive Provisions Module 5: Abuse of Dominance across Jurisdictions Module 6: Anti-Competitive Agreements across Jurisdictions Module 7: Regulation of Combinations across Jurisdictions Module 8: Emerging Issues in Competition Law

Professional Course in Arabic Language from Cosmolingua.

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Spoken by more than 280 million people as a first language in the Middle East as well as North Africa, Arabic has many varied geographically distributed spoken varieties, some of them being mutually intelligible. The Arabic writing system is from right-to-left and it has incorporated many words from languages such as Hebrew, Persian, Syrian, Turkish and other contemporary European languages. Learning Arabic offers great business and career opportunities. Since Middle East is witnessing an increasing growth in international affairs, thus there is a huge shortage of workers who are versed in Arabic language and culture. Those who study Arabic can find careers in diverse fields such as journalism, business & industry, education, finance, banking, translation & interpretation, consulting, foreign service and intelligence etc.