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Hi
Mentioned below are some of the traits that a good lawyer must possess :
Analytical Skills: A great lawyer has excellent analytical skills and is able to readily make sense of a large volume of information.
Creativity: A great lawyer is creative and able to think of reasonable solutions when problems and unique situations arise.
Research Skills: Preparing a legal strategy generally requires an extensive amount of research. Anyone involved in the legal profession should have excellent research skills to be able to find and comprehend pertinent information.
Interpersonal Skills: Great lawyers and paralegals have excellent interpersonal skills and can develop trusting relationships with everyone they work with.
Logical Thinking Ability: A great lawyer is able to think logically and make reasonable judgments and assumptions based on information presented.
Perseverance: Those working in the legal profession must have perseverance. Often, cases require many hours of work with heavy research and lots of writing. A good lawyer or legal assistant must be willing to put in the time it takes to get the job done.
Public Speaking Skills: A great lawyer has excellent public speaking skills and is comfortable addressing a courtroom. They can also easily handle speaking in front of other groups.
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Hi,
Most of the aspirants prefer to make law as their profession and become lawyer. There is opportunity for LLB graduates as lawyers in state and central government. The aspirants can be placed as attorney generals, judges, public prosecutor, etc. One can find opportunities in Defense, Tax, and Labor departments.
The candidates can also work as legal advisors for organizations, firms, and families. Apart from being lawyers, the graduates can work in banks, business houses, legal consultancies, educational institutes, news papers, news channels, sales and excise departments. Another scope for candidates after LLB is to complete LLM and join as lecturer in any private or government institute. There are many institutions in India where the candidates can find large opportunities.
Teaching Profession-
Most hold graduate law degrees or postgraduate degrees in related fields. Work experience as a court clerk and a practicing attorney are also necessary to land a position as a law teacher.
Like other types of college-level teachers, law teachers instruct students, perform research and produce scholarly articles and books. Additionally, law teachers are expected to contribute their training to the field, such as by doing consulting work and serving in organizations related to the legal profession.
Key Skills Analytical skills, communication skills, writing skills
After LLM, you may go for practice and a Doctorate degree will also serve your purpose well.
All the best

Hi Tom,
The options are unlimited, as you have done your class 12 with science. Apart from doing the degree level courses in science you can choose degree courses in several emerging professional areas, such as business administration, hotel management, tourism management etc. you can also opt for courses outside the university stream, such as hotel management, fashion technology, industrial design, packaging, aircraft maintenance engineering, government accredited computer courses and a host of post 10 + 2 level vocational courses.
For pursuing a course in engineering you should have Maths as compulsory subject in 10+2. You can do your graduation in subjects of your interest, even switching to Humanities or Commerce streams if you so desire. You can do a BCA (Computer Applications), BBA (Business Administration), Law, Civil Aviation – Pilot, Astronomy, Architecture, Design, Mass Communication, Merchant Navy, Defense Forces, Psychology, Civil Services etc.
To decide on the course, you should analyse your strengths, career goals, interests, personality, aptitude and ability. If you decide based on these parameters you will put in your best effort and will be successful in your chosen field.
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Dear Shobha,
As per the current scenario where we can see a huge increase in the number of shopping malls, five star hotels, boutiques and retail outlets, there is a demand for Visual Merchandisers. It is a field for those with creative and artistic flair. Visual merchandising can be pursued as a part-time/ freelance career option by people having a talent in designing with aesthetic sense and imagination.
Visual Merchandisers can find employment with fashion boutiques, shopping malls, emporium, designing company, architecture firm, theme party organizing companies etc. They can do freelancing on contract basis for window displays in exhibitions, fairs, beauty contests, award ceremonies, malls, retail stores and so on. They can also find jobs as shop floor managers.
The career choices in the field of visual merchandising are that of a store visual merchandiser, visual merchandising manager, visual merchandising coordinator, freelance visual display person, visual manager, filed visual coordinator, retail visual merchandiser and so on. One can Work as an apprentice/assistant with an established visual merchandiser to learn the business tricks and later work on their own. Brands like Shopper's Stop, Lifestyle, Titan, Pantaloons, Wills Sports, Tanishq and various other international brands provide job opportunities.

Hi Pari,
Infrastructure development has been the biggest growth story in India and with the government's focus on the infrastructure sector there is going to be a need for educated professionals trained specifically in this field.
The MBA (Infrastructure) programmes at most universities cover all traditional business administration disciplines such as marketing, finance, and strategy. In addition, these programmes cater to the need for a cadre of professionals with training for operation, management, and financing of infrastructure services.
These provide knowledge on influencing public policy and regulatory practice in infrastructure industries. The course are designed specifically to provide specialized training in the concepts and skills involved in the infrastructure service delivery, regulatory process, and competition policy, as well as helping the managers understand regulation from technical, economic, social, legal and political perspectives.
You may explore these institutes for Infrastructure management courses: School of Management for Infrastructure and Development Strategies (http://www.minds-india.org/), Adani Institute of Infrastructure Management (http://www.aiim.ac.in/), TERI University.
However before you take up this course you should be sure that the infrastructure sector interests you as after a course like this you might be restricted to the infrastructure sector.
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