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Anik Verma
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Hi,
Please find below the eligibility criteria:
For the Post-Graduate Diploma, the requirement is a Bachelor's degree from a recognized University. A degree in law/commerce/business management is desirable for students interested in pursuing the course in International Trade and Business Law.
Please find below the eligibility criteria:
For the Post-Graduate Diploma, the requirement is a Bachelor's degree from a recognized University. A degree in law/commerce/business management is desirable for students interested in pursuing the course in International Trade and Business Law.
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vaishnavi shuklaLLM from Symbiosis Law School, Pune
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Hi Pratik,
A PG diploma is not a LLM so it doesn't hold the same importance as a LLM. Nevertheless, it's a course where your subject matter expertise surely did improve. As you've chosen international environment law, you should target companies that are engaged in and require environmental law specialist to guide them. This diploma is surely a feather in your cap and these are the things you can do:
1. Representing government agencies, enforcing laws through citizen suits, and challenging agency action in administrative hearings.
2. Become an Environmental Attorney
3. Practice Settings.
I. Government.
II. Nonprofit.
III. Private Public Inte
A PG diploma is not a LLM so it doesn't hold the same importance as a LLM. Nevertheless, it's a course where your subject matter expertise surely did improve. As you've chosen international environment law, you should target companies that are engaged in and require environmental law specialist to guide them. This diploma is surely a feather in your cap and these are the things you can do:
1. Representing government agencies, enforcing laws through citizen suits, and challenging agency action in administrative hearings.
2. Become an Environmental Attorney
3. Practice Settings.
I. Government.
II. Nonprofit.
III. Private Public Inte
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Parveen Kumar SharmaCommunication Skills Expert; Career and Life Coach
Guide-Level 14
Corporate Law seems better in terms of careers in India and abroad as well. International trade law does have a rich scope but as far as the number of opportunities in Corporate Law is concerned, there are many and with good returns.
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AELIA RIZVITeam guy,Enthusiastic,Flexible,Adaptive,Learner.
Contributor-Level 9
There are no college in Delhi, which will offer you MBA in International Law. You can go for Master of Law, prior you have Bachelors' in law. The only option I see is MA DLB (diplomacy, law, business) from O. P. Jindal University, Sonipat Haryana, will give a slight taste of it, whose eligibility is Bachelor's in any stream.
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Nikeeta Vyas
Contributor-Level 8
Amity University is one of universities having the greatest fame. You can always apply for MBA course there for better exposure and application of knowledge in the practical life. Do get the details of admissions from their official website.
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rahul r
Scholar-Level 18
International law is the set of rules generally regarded and accepted as binding in relations between states and between nations. It serves as a framework for the practice of stable and organized international relations. Recommended Colleges:
National Law School of India University. Bangalore / Bengaluru, Karnataka. Faculty of Law, University of Delhi. New Delhi, Delhi NCR. The National Law Institute University, Bhopal. Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh. National Law University, Jodhpur. Jodhpur, Rajasthan. Gujarat National Law University. ILS Law College.
National Law School of India University. Bangalore / Bengaluru, Karnataka. Faculty of Law, University of Delhi. New Delhi, Delhi NCR. The National Law Institute University, Bhopal. Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh. National Law University, Jodhpur. Jodhpur, Rajasthan. Gujarat National Law University. ILS Law College.
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Nilanjana Kamat
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Hi Jane,
To study law, one must either do an integrated law programme which is of five years or complete an B.A. Or B.Sc. Degree before applying for a three year LL.B course. You can decide which one to opt for. To study law, popular entrance exams are
Common Law Admission Test (CLAT)
ISAT India - Law School Admission Test.
Symbiosis Entrance Test (SET)
AIL Entrance Test (Army Institute of Law B.A. LL.B. Entrance Test) etc.
You can choose your area of specialisation during the course of study. Also most specializations are offered during the Masters course so you have to aim for it.
To study law, one must either do an integrated law programme which is of five years or complete an B.A. Or B.Sc. Degree before applying for a three year LL.B course. You can decide which one to opt for. To study law, popular entrance exams are
Common Law Admission Test (CLAT)
ISAT India - Law School Admission Test.
Symbiosis Entrance Test (SET)
AIL Entrance Test (Army Institute of Law B.A. LL.B. Entrance Test) etc.
You can choose your area of specialisation during the course of study. Also most specializations are offered during the Masters course so you have to aim for it.
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Anant Raina
Guide-Level 12
If you want to study law abroad, I would suggest you go USA or UK. Both the countries have good colleges and well infrastructure to work in. Follow this suggestion further. Suggestions for you - * Qualify class 12th with a minimum of 80+ percentage. This will help you to get a good college. * Make sure that board you are qualifying is registered with UGC. * Arrange a passport and apply for a visa on time. * Contact law colleges prior reaching there. * You can get admission directly to private colleges there. * Entry exams are conducted after form filling.
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Akash Jain
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Hey,
The importance of International Humanitarian Law in the present day context cannot be highlighted. From the displacement of people to ethnic cleansing, most of the problems affecting countries involve international Humanitarian Law. For eg, the rehabilitation and resettlement of displaced people from Syria to whether Rohingyas should be deported or not, all of these are the major questions which fall under the ambit of International Humanitarian Law. With increasing international co-operation among countries and a large number of treaties and conventions being signed, specializing in International Humanitarian Law would provide yo
The importance of International Humanitarian Law in the present day context cannot be highlighted. From the displacement of people to ethnic cleansing, most of the problems affecting countries involve international Humanitarian Law. For eg, the rehabilitation and resettlement of displaced people from Syria to whether Rohingyas should be deported or not, all of these are the major questions which fall under the ambit of International Humanitarian Law. With increasing international co-operation among countries and a large number of treaties and conventions being signed, specializing in International Humanitarian Law would provide yo
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