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Chetna S
Scholar-Level 17
Hi
You may work in the in private/government sector or judiciary:
Private Sector: Lawyer can work as a legal adviser, legal practitioner and advocate for any company, institute, organisation and corporate sector. A lawyer can work as the teacher, reporter and legal adviser for a legal person and for families and the trustee of any trust. A lawyer can get a higher education or Masters in any field and get more option to get high reputed posts.
Government Sector: LLB graduates are appointed as government advocates, public prosecutors, solicitors, attorney general, advocate general, oath commissioners, notary uncharged, non-gazetted posts an
You may work in the in private/government sector or judiciary:
Private Sector: Lawyer can work as a legal adviser, legal practitioner and advocate for any company, institute, organisation and corporate sector. A lawyer can work as the teacher, reporter and legal adviser for a legal person and for families and the trustee of any trust. A lawyer can get a higher education or Masters in any field and get more option to get high reputed posts.
Government Sector: LLB graduates are appointed as government advocates, public prosecutors, solicitors, attorney general, advocate general, oath commissioners, notary uncharged, non-gazetted posts an
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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant
Scholar-Level 18
1. Delhi University, law faculty is offering 3 years degree course.
2. National Law University is offering 5 years integrated law degree course.
2. National Law University is offering 5 years integrated law degree course.
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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant
Scholar-Level 18
As an Indian qualified lawyer, it is difficult to find a job in USA because of challenges of getting working visas. Generally no business firm will be ready to file your H1 visa and if you join a multinational law department very rarely they may transfer you on L1. You may evaluate doing higher studies in USA because that can open option of visa. I suggest you wait for declaration on new visa rules before you plan for job in USA.
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AISHA BANSAL
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It is not necessary to have work experience for LLM. To pursue LLM in UK you have to clear IELTS test. Basically, it is the test to check your English proficiency. Moreover, minimum aggregate percentage of 5-year LLB programme should be 60% else they won't consider the application. It is good to pursue LLM in UK, they have Honors programmes in different subjects. One more benefit is that the most of the colleges have scholarship programme.
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VIKRAM SONIMentor , Artist , Social worker, Traveller
Scholar-Level 16
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With your LLB regular degree from a recognised university you can apply but your 12th certificate than you need to check with UGC. And check with Bar Council too for the same.
All the best.
With your LLB regular degree from a recognised university you can apply but your 12th certificate than you need to check with UGC. And check with Bar Council too for the same.
All the best.
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ravi jha
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Corporate Lawyers:
Corporate lawyers are generally the highest-paid attorneys in the United States. Lawyers working for the largest companies in the United States are highly compensated, in part, due to their ability to litigate costly lawsuits on behalf of the companies, ultimately saving them millions of dollars in settlements or judgements.
Corporate lawyers are generally the highest-paid attorneys in the United States. Lawyers working for the largest companies in the United States are highly compensated, in part, due to their ability to litigate costly lawsuits on behalf of the companies, ultimately saving them millions of dollars in settlements or judgements.
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9 years agoCan I apply for BA-LLB (5 year) integrated course from IP University if I got 45% marks in class 12?
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VIKRAM SONIMentor , Artist , Social worker, Traveller
Scholar-Level 16
Dear,
The eligibility criteria:
Completed class 12th from CBSE or equivalent board with a minimum of 50% aggregate and must have passed English (core or elective or functional) as a subject.
As per this, you are not eligible.
Even you can complete your graduation in any stream and then go for LLB programme but in that case, you should have 50% in graduation.
You need to consider other options.
All the best.
The eligibility criteria:
Completed class 12th from CBSE or equivalent board with a minimum of 50% aggregate and must have passed English (core or elective or functional) as a subject.
As per this, you are not eligible.
Even you can complete your graduation in any stream and then go for LLB programme but in that case, you should have 50% in graduation.
You need to consider other options.
All the best.
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VIKRAM SONIMentor , Artist , Social worker, Traveller
Scholar-Level 16
Dear
As per your query for LLB programme, you need to choose the following category:
Engineering/M.phil /PG Diploma/PG Ayurveda programme.
All the best.
As per your query for LLB programme, you need to choose the following category:
Engineering/M.phil /PG Diploma/PG Ayurveda programme.
All the best.
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