Law

The position of Lecturer is an Academic one and the qualifications do not demand a practice in a court of Law.

Regular Law courses are conducted by the colleges on Full time basic. After completing one can register with Bar council of India & hence can practice in court. Correspondence courses are also conducted by some colleges but without attending the classes. Bar Council not approve such type of degrees.

Any Law course through distance or correspondence education is validated by Bar Council of India. Even the students completes the course he cannot practice in Court as a Lawyer.

12th pass with any stream with minimum 60% marks.

One should have degree in from recognized university & pass the examination conducted by Singapore University.

Yes, you can apply.

The Law degrees obtained from India as such cannot practice there as a Lawyer unless he has not cleared Licensing examination conducted by Bar Council of UK. After passing Licensing examination, one need to register with Bar Council of UK.
For Indian Law candidates there is priority as our Constitution is solely based on British System.

On the other hand, it is very much advisable for an arts student to pursue to Law as Career, as it suits him well.

I would like to invite Dr MohsinKhan to share his expert comments

Hi ,
Yes, there are several Phd programs in law being offered by various universities across India.
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