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6 years agoGuide-Level 12
If you don't want to practice as a full fledged lawyer you can still work as a cyber law consultant for many companies, law firms that do cyber law or technology law work, provide electronic evidence collection service etc. There is a tremendous scope of cyber law in India as the number of activities through internet is on increase with the changing times, the requirement for cyber laws and their application is gathering momentum and hence the career option as a cyber-lawyer seems very lucrative option for students. The requirements of being a successful cyber lawyer:
Capability of analyzing a problem along with a deep unde
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Also, just wanted to mention, they've got a big network of faculty from all over the world, all experienced and knowledgeable teachers and webinars and live talk shows online, and Amity has always been known to have a practical focused course so I'm sure you'll be able to find everything yo
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