Law

Journalism and law are two different fields. Completing a LLB degree opens up the opportunities in various fields of law like corporate, criminal, civil and so on. You may practice as a lawyer or opt for Judicial examinations to become a judge. These days Legal Process Outsourcing (LPOs) are also providing jobs to law graduates. With reference to journalism, one can opt for print or electronic media. Nowadays many news channels have started their courses which train the graduates in facing the camera and other activities related to media. Thus, first step should be to gain an insight about your field of interest. Only then, you should opt for any course.

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The National Law University - Delhi conducts All India law entrance test for admission to B.A.LL.B (Hons.), LL.M and Ph.D degree programs.
Eligibility criteria:
1. For five year B.A., Ll.B. (Hons.) program:
Senior secondary school examination (10+2 System) or equivalent examination with 50% of marks.
The candidates appearing in the 12th standard examination in March/April, 2013 can also apply.
Age: Below 21 years as on 1 July, 2013 (23 years in case of SC/ST candidates).
2. For LL.M program:
LL.B. or an equivalent degree with 55% marks (50% in case of SC/ST/person with disability).
The candidates appearing in final LL.B. examination in April/May, 2013 can also apply.
3. For Ph.D program:
LL.M. degree with 55% marks or its equivalent (50% in case of SC/ST/ person with disability).
Once you are done with the Diploma course, you can plan to pick B.E/B.Tech and thereafter proceed with a law program.