Law

See, it depends on which college you have passed out and secondly, which firm have you joined.
But, on an average, the packages are approx. 35000/- to 45000/- for freshers.

For BA-LLB or BBA-LLB, you have to appear for entrance exams CLAT, SET, AILET, CET - for different law colleges.
The top govt. colleges that accept CLAT score:
minimum education 10+2 with minimum 45% marks (any stream). Age : not more than 20 yrs.
Forms for entrance are usually our in January to March. Exam is in April and results are in the month of May.

No, there is no provision for law before complete graduation, but you can pursue 5 years programme after class 12th through CLAT, or other universities entrance test, or also doing it after your graduation.

Dear
If you are interested for Media Law, firstly, you need to do LLB programme and afterwards in LLM programme, you can choose Media Law specialisation.
Afterwards, only you can handle cases related to same with licence from BCI.
All the best.

No, no college provides a degree or a provisional degree before the course gets completed.

Hi Farah,
All are good fields you may choose any one of them, but in my suggestion go for law because it provides you great job opportunities and great exposure in your life. There is a huge demand in the field of law in coming years in India.
All the best.

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