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Dear Student, Both Fields are Better. It's totally depends on your Nature and Interest. Some one Say Criminal Law is Better which generate Huge Money but also attract Tension, Rival etc. If you are a Tough Guy and Power to Digest any abusive Language, Rough Talking, or ready any SEE the worst Crime Scenes you may go for Criminal Law. As Compare to Criminal Law, Corporate Law basically a Office work. You are dealing with clients their Advocats. If you want to work in AC Office you can choose this Field. Corporate Law mainly deal in checking Mandatory compliances or Regulation followed by the corporate or not. There are multiple universi
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There are so many different types of lawyers;
Personal Injury Lawyer
If youve suffered injuries in an accidentfor example, a car accidentthe type of lawyer you'll want to SEE is a personal injury lawyer. These types of attorneys specialize in obtaining compensation in the form of damages for injuries caused by other parties. Estate Planning Lawyer
The estate planning lawyer specializes in wills and trusts, and can help you to draw up a will to pass on your assets. Among other estate planning legal services, this type of lawyer can help you set up a trust which will help take care of your children financial needs. Bankruptcy Lawyer
If your
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Dear Student, Subject wise tips, General Knowledge:
1) Current affairs: Refer as many sources as you can, instead of mugging up from one website refer ten sources and you will notice that it will be too tough for your brain to forget those repeated questions. Two advantages if you follow this rule. Firstly, you will get more information about the same news from different sources. Secondly, repeated news will be most important and by the time you refer 10 sources, all important news wouldve already been registered in your mind. Mostly, GK section will be dominated by Current affairs that mostly cover news from November to April.
2) Stati
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Dear Student,
After 12th, if you wish to pursue Law you have to go for Integrated course B.A. LL.B. BBA LL.B. But if you wish to pursue LL.B. You will have to do graduation first and then LL.B. Which will be of 3+3= 6 years duration while the integrated course will save one year as it is of 5 years. You should pursue the integrated course if you are certain that you want to become a Lawyer or Judge or Academician but if you have certain doubts as to whether this is the only career you want. You should pursue graduation in any stream and then LL.B. 3 years. You will have ample of time to think about your future in those three years of y
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Dear Student,
Hardwork is the only shortcut. Common Law Admission Test CLAT is a MCQ based online examination for getting admission into the premier law schools of India. It is more or less the JEE of the legal world. Now let's come to the question you asked: Is CLAT a difficult exam? No. One can clear CLAT with one months preparation, but to get into the top 5 National Law Universities (NLUs), one has to work very hard. Mug up all the current affairs you find. Polish your English. Brush up your maths concepts. Learn to solve Legal Reasoning questions. Improve your logical reasoning skills. With all this, you can ace CLAT. It is defini
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CLAT is a 5 year programme for students interested in law studies after 12th class. It is said that :Law degree can open the door to a wide variety of careers, which other degrees might not
Reason being- Only Law graduates can adorn the offices in all the three organs of the Government; namely the Legislature, Executive and the Judiciary. Other graduates may occupy the high offices of Legislature and Executive, but not in the Judiciary. Financial aspect: Within the legal industry, pay scales vary widely. Graduates from top Law Schools can expect a package that ranges from Rs. 3 to 15 Lacs per annum if they get employment at most Indian
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Dear Student. A top notch lawyer can earn higher than a top notch surgeon. Practicing law as a profession has no upper or lower limits. Your income depends upon your clients' paying capacity, city you live in, your standard of work and your accomplishments, lawyers appearing in courts for Rs. 100 to Rs. 5 lacs per hearing, in Delhi. Obviously, there are many who charge even more. Even per case, it could be anything like 10k to a few lacs. An average practicing lawyer in Delhi trial courts earns roughly 50k to 100k and in High Court double of that. Supreme Court big lawyers can charge their clients anything they feel like. If you want t
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Some of the characteristics of a lawyer, the list is not comprehensive :
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 sk
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Dear student, BBA LL.B. With emphasis in Corporate Laws. This programme aims to create a brand new race of Corporate Lawyers who would not only understand the intricacies of business but be equally well-versed in the nuances of Corporate Laws and Regulatory Affairs. This programme gives valuable insights in both the business functions like finance, human resource management, marketing, international business and corporate laws in the fields of Banking, Corporate Governance, Investment, Competition, Insurance and Mergers and Acquisitions. After its completion you may work in State Bar Councils, Indian and Foreign Law Firms, Multi Nation
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I believe an average lawyer with great people skills and understanding of human nature beats a very good to excellent technical lawyer with poor people skills. Because you have to know how people think, what motivates them, what they are afraid of or what they will respond to if you want to be a great lawyer. The lawyer who knows the law backwards and forwards. You know all the procedural traps and can navigate the rules of evidence like a magician. But if you don't know how to make a point with a judge, or tell a jury a story, or recognize when your client is shading the truth, you will fail. Lawyering is an art. It is a skill set. It
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