Law Scope

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

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 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.

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.

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.

After graduation one can opt for:
1. 5-year integrated BA/BBA/B.Sc/B.Com LLB.
2. 3-year LLB course.

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 become a judge. Thirdly, there is a course also known as Company Secretary for which you need to have 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.

Hi Haraiank, I think you should go with lower NLU as it's a brand name. Please refer the link below you have detailed comparison between all the colleges:
https://www.shiksha.com/resources/college-comparison-113300-215514.

The placement are decent and good. Almost, 75%-80% get recruited from campus recruitment. You get decent packages and good companies to work with only if you can crack the interviews and Packages start for 10-12 lacs to 20 lacs per year.

Hi Utkarsh,
Law and arbitration go hand in hand. There is 100% scope of succeeding in the field of law once you take up arbitration.
However, for qualifications to become an arbitrator and other rules, please refer to the link below:
http://www.icaindia.co.in/icanet/rules/commercialarbitration/arbitration&conciliation/chapter1d.htm