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Other than the option of litigation, you can become a judge by qualifying the exam conducted by each state. You can build your career in corporate sectors by becoming legal advisors to companies. You can also join law firms or you can continue your further studies by doing LLM. You can also become professors in different universities, you can also opt for civil services.
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As per Bar Council of India, Law programme after 12th and graduation Law programme run only in Regular mode and even if any university or college offer you in distance mode than you must check the recognition and approval.
And for knowledge and skills, you should plan for Regular mode only.
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