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Scholar-Level 17
Successful completion of graduation in any discipline. Minimum 50% aggregate marks in graduation are required for general category and the marks are relaxable for reserved categories. There is also a criterion for minimum marks required in graduation which may vary from institute to institute. There is no age limit for taking admission in this course. Some colleges and universities keep the same at 45% for general and OBC category while 5 to 10% less for the SC and ST candidates. Good luck.
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Personal questions
The interview will start with the admissions officer asking you to tell them a little about yourself. Use this as an opportunity to explain why you are interested in legal studies and share some of your other interests outside school. They will ask you other questions to see if you are a well-rounded applicant. Prepare answers to personal questions about your strengths and weaknesses, your reason for choosing law and your accomplishments. Resume and colleg
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Practice after enrollment
Be an in-House counsel for a firm.
Join a senior's chambers
Undertake Clerkship (judicial)
Enrol as an oath commissioner.
Apply for LL. M. and then crack NET/JRF to join as a professor.
Good ol' Judiciary
Join DLSA as a legal aid counsel (needs experience)
Give exams of banks etc. ehich recruit lawyers.
Give UPSC exams for jobs
Try for th
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IGNOU & DU do-not offer correspondence LL.B. (they do-offer a Diploma in paralegal-practice which is an entirely different thing. )
Correspondence courses have no practical. Lawyers require good communication skills. Good luck.
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