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Scholar-Level 17
1. Indian Law Institute, New Delhi
2. Symbiosis Law School, Pune
3. ILS Law College, Pune
4. Government Law College, Mumbai
5. National Law University, Delhi
The fees for the Diploma programme may vary depending on the institute and duration of the course. You can check the respective institutes website for detailed information on the fees structure and admission process.
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1. Private practice: You can start your own law practice or join an established law firm as an associate. This will give you the opportunity to work on a variety of legal cases and gain practical experience.
2. In-house counsel: Many companies and organizations have their own legal departments, where they employ lawyers to provide legal advice and representation. You can explore opportunities to work as an in-house counsel in such companies.
3. Public sector:
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