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Pragati Singh

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No, one who has to complete an LLB degree either three-year duration after graduation or five-year duration,  after class 12th makes them eligible enough to pursue law as a profession. An LLM degree is pursued by those who want to learn more in a specialisation. However, in both cases, they have to appear for AIBE conducted by BCI to be able to get a 'Certificate of Practice'. 

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Parul Thapa

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Main difference between a degree and a Diploma in Physiotherapy is all about level of education and area of practice.

A degree in Physiotherapy means a university or college undergraduate or graduate degree course. All undergraduate courses are roughly 3 to 4 years in duration. Degree course is about all rounded education in physiotherapy. 

A Diploma in Physiotherapy is shorter and more focused than a degree. Such programs are usually short running for 1 to 2 years and are best for those who want to get jobs quickly after their education.

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Manpreet Kaur

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Careers after B.Voc courses are promising as they prepare the candidates theoretically and practically about the domain. Some of the most in demand careers after BVoc includes Application Developer, Graphic Designer, Website Developer, Illustrator and Research Scientist. 

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Manpreet Kaur

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It is your choice, whether you will complete the course or leave in between but candidate who are unable to complete the BVoc course, will still be awarded a Diploma after successful completion of the first-year or an advanced Diploma after successful completion of the second year. The biggest advantages of pursuing BVoc against common degree courses is that a candidate has multiple exit points during the programme and continued industry exposure. This means that if a candidate is unable to complete his/ her BVoc course, s/he is still awarded a Diploma after successful completion of first year or advanced Diploma after successful compl

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Tasbiya Khan

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The salary of M.Ed graduates varies as per the profession chosen by them. Given below is the salaries of few popular professions (as per PayScale) in which MEd graduates can make their careers:

Job Title

Salary Range (in INR)

Average Salary (in INR)

High School Teacher

151k - 739k

347,311

Teacher

160k - 617k

312,496

Mathematics Teacher

259k - 1m

513,867

High School Principal

308k - 3m

879,702

Educational Consultant

359k - 3m

1,302,911

Elementary School Teacher

134k - 768k

310,636

Training Director

903k - 4m

1,852,567

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Pragati Singh

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No, first you have to appear for the AIBE by BCI. To clear the bar examination is mandatory for all law graduates to be able to practice law.

All state bar councils in India have made it mandatory for advocates who graduated after 2010 to clear this examination. Candidates must ensure that they clear AIBE within two years of their registration in order to be eligible to practice anywhere in the country. They must also register themselves in the local bar in order to practice in the district court.

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Pragati Singh

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No the CLAT exam is conducted only for admissions to five-year LLB courses and LLM courses. For admission to an LLB degree, candidates have to appear for the entrance exam conducted by the university/ law colleges. Candidates have to complete graduation in order to be eligible for LLB entrance examinations. Candidates can also apply for LLB entrance exams in their final year of graduation. They can appear for CLAT PG for pursuing LLM from reputed NLUs.

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Pragati Singh

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Candidates should have secured at least 55-50 percent marks in their bachelor's degree for admission to the LLB degree.

However, every law school/ university in India provides a relaxation of 5 percent marks to Scheduled Caste or Scheduled Tribe candidates. Candidates must ensure that they have an excellent academic performance because many colleges also provide scholarships to candidates who have scored top ranks in their entrance examinations. 

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Keerthana Sundara Vadivel

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Sociology is considered a good degree for candidates due to good job prospects. Apart from professional growth, sociology also helps in enhancing personal skills. To pursue a career in Sociology, candidates are required to obtain a bachelor's degree in the field. Counsellors and behaviour therapists with a post-graduate or undergraduate degree in sociology can find work in disciplines such as education, healthcare, government, or community services. 

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Manpreet Kaur

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Yes candidates get recruited after the completion of the MEd Degree,  if they fulfil the eligibility criteria laid down by the recruiter. Some of the top recruiters include Educomp, FIITJEE, TIME, NIIT, Vibgyor. Candidates who have completed MEd degree can find themselves working as Lecturers and Teachers in Education Colleges and Departments. 

Read more: https://www.shiksha.com/teaching-education/articles/career-after-m-ed-blogId-66549

 

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