Law

Hi ,
After earning an Engineering degree in Information technology advisable that you should opt for a career in the same field. However, If you have a keen interest in Law related courses then I would suggest you to do some diploma or PG Diploma courses in a specific area of law like Cyber laws, intellectual property law (copyright, patents, trademarks, designs), Technology law (IT), securities law, ADR (alternative dispute resolution), TRP(Tax Return Preparer)
Try with the Institutes like NALSAR PRO, Indian Law Institute etc. For more information please check the link below:
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Hi,
As per the following link of the IGNOU, there is no such integrated courses offered in law:
tinyurl.com/2vwovro (place the URL in the address bar)
For the five-year course, the premier institution is the National Law School in Bangalore. For admission into it, an All India Entrance Examination is held. The course usually covers practical training including court attendance, hands on training at legal aid centres and research projects. For specialisation in a single focused branch, there are short diploma courses in labour and labour welfare, taxation and so on. To be able to practise, it is mandatory to put in a year's internship.
Some of the other leading legal Institutions in India are University College Bangalore, Government Law College Mumbai, ILS Law College and Symbiosis College, Pune and Faculty of Law of Delhi University, Aligarh Muslim University etc.
There are various areas of specialisation in this field which one can choose from like corporation law, civil law, criminal law, international law, labour law, patent law, tax law and so on.
All the best

Hi Reena,
The intellectual property rights courses provide insights into the national and international scenario in areas of IPR. This course covers Laws related to patents, protection of plant varieties, geographical indications, copyright, trademarks and industrial designs.
A career in intellectual property rights has good scope. Professionals having Intellectual property law degrees work 1) as writers when they draft applications and intellectual property licensing agreements as well as legal documents. 2) As counselors to clients for protecting their intellectual property in the form of trademarks, copyrights, patents, industrial designs. 3) As scientists/engineers to understand specifications on innovations in the patent applied for. 4) As good advocates to protect the intellectual property of clients before tribunals, courts and customs organisations. Qualified Professionals in this area provide services like registration, enforcement, litigation and licensing of trademarks, designs, patents, copyrights etc.
All the Best