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Konatham AbhishekIf you do not go to the end, why to start?
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Candidates must have passed graduation or an equivalent examination in any discipline from a UGC recognized University with 50% marks in aggregate. Fee: INR 1, 25,000/- PA. Thank you.
Candidates must have passed graduation or an equivalent examination in any discipline from a UGC recognized University with 50% marks in aggregate. Fee: INR 1, 25,000/- PA. Thank you.
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BASIL PAUL KDigging my way into the Hospitality Industry
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I understand that you are asking about studying law after class 12th Science. If you have decided to do law prior graduating you should take admission in BALLB/BBALLB, it is a five year course and by doing integrated course you will save one precious year. If you want to become professional then BA LLB would be better option and if you want campus placement then choose BBA LLB. It has more scope incorporates. For law after class 12th, you should prepare for entrance exam like CLAT ISAT, ALEAT, BHU, AMU, IPU etc. Try to get colleges through these ranks. If you opt for law after class 12th just remember one thing choose a good college be
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varun bhatiastudent's counselor
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Hi Aneesh,Law has good opportunities and scope across India. Following career opportunities are available after law graduation degree: (a) Corporate lawyer in law firms (b) Independent practice as lawyer (c) Lawyer in large business firms/ PSU/ banks in internal law department (d) Lawyer in Indian Army in legal corporation as commissioned officer (e) Indian judicial services (f) Education industry with higher degree qualifications. (g) All jobs where eligibility criteria is graduation degree.
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Krishi Sharma
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Hi Sumit,
Yes, you can apply for the course. Candidate must have passed 10+2 from a recognized board.
Interested candidates can apply directly to the college:
https://www.shiksha.com/law/course/diploma-in-cyber-law-government-law-college-churchgate-mumbai-110597
Yes, you can apply for the course. Candidate must have passed 10+2 from a recognized board.
Interested candidates can apply directly to the college:
https://www.shiksha.com/law/course/diploma-in-cyber-law-government-law-college-churchgate-mumbai-110597
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Avishek PradhanLaw Enthusiast helping other Law Enthusiasts.
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Law is a diverse field of study. You can choose to profess different things based on your likings. Firstly, you can always practice after registering to a state bar council and then giving the BCI exams. Secondly, you can opt for judicial exams in order to be a judge. Thirdly, there is a course also known as Company Secretary for which you need to have commerce knowledge. Fourthly, there is also a scope for Public Prosecutor. Fifth, you can also try for notary exams.
There are many more options available.
Best of luck.
There are many more options available.
Best of luck.
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Avishek PradhanLaw Enthusiast helping other Law Enthusiasts.
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There is something called JAG (Judges Advocate General) exams which Indian Army conducts twice every year for allowing law graduates to be a part of the Indian Army every year. For other details, check the Indian Army website.
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Avishek PradhanLaw Enthusiast helping other Law Enthusiasts.
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Law is a diverse field of study. You can choose to profess different things based on your likings. Firstly, you can always practice after registering to a state bar council and then giving the BCI exams. Secondly, you can opt for judicial exams in order to be a judge. Thirdly, there is a course also known as Company Secretary for which you need to have a commerce background. Fourthly, there is also a scope for Public Prosecutor. Fifth, you can also try for notary exams.
There are many more options available.
There are many more options available.
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Avishek PradhanLaw Enthusiast helping other Law Enthusiasts.
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Yes, there are many good books that explain the importance of law, it's meaning, etc. You can refer to "Legal Methods by Prof. Tushar Anti" for a detailed study.
Best of Luck for your future endeavours.
Best of Luck for your future endeavours.
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