B.Tech LL.B.

Internships are great help when it comes to applying theoritical concepts practically. You can improves your legal skills like research and drafting, hands-on experience with technical tool when cases demands, and develop crucial soft skills like communications and teamwork. 

They also let you explore various areasof technology law, like Cyber Law and Data Protection and see what interets you. You will also get insight of how NGOs, law firms and government organisations operate. 

There are plenty of opportunities in the government sector for BTech LLB graduates:

• You can work as Legal Advisor, or as the roles related to policy formation, more specificaly in areas like Cyber Law, IT Law, or IP Law.
• Other ministries overseeing IT, Commerce, or even Defence have legal departments where your expertise can be of great value to matters related to procurement, contracts, and regulations.
• There is scope in organisations like National Informatics Centre (NIC), and Computer Emergency Response Team.

Other areas are-

• Cyber Crime Cells
• Telecom Regulatory Authority of India
• Intellectual Property Offices
• Judicial Services

Yes, there is a great demand for BTech LLB graduates due to the emerging growth of technology. It trains an individual with the technical and legal aspects of law. Graduates from this field can easily analyse cases where there is requirement of thier technical knowledge and hence stands as a good asset to their clients. 

BTech LLB graduates can find suitable opportunities in Cyber Law, Intellectual Property Law, Data Protection and Privacy, and Information Technology Law. 

Depending on the colleges, BTech LLB total fees can vary from INR 14 Lacs to INR 20 lakhs. As per being a six year course, fees per year can vary from INR 2.3 Lacs to INR 3.3 Lakh.

Yes, it is possible to pursue BTech LLB together. It is a six-year course where it combines engineeringing studies with Law. It is a good option for students who have interest in both the fields.

Here are some of the job profiles for BTech LLB graduates are:

 The average fee to pursue BTech LLB ranges from INR 50,000 to INR 2 Lacs per annum.

Some of the top colleges for BTech LLB include Shobhit University, UPES Dehradun, SASTRA School of Law, etc.

Subjects related to engineering include while subjects of LLB after B Tech are then taught for a better undersatnding of the course: 

• Basic Electronic Engineering
• Data Structures using 'C'
• Computer Systems Architecture
• Database Management System
• Tax Law
• Legal Theory
• IP Law
• Constitutional Law, etc.

BTech LLB full form is Bachelor of Technology and Bachelor of Legislative Law which is a dual degree for those who are coming from a technical background but want to puruse Law as a profession.

It is a six-year integrated course that teaches engineering subjects first, followed by law subjects.