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Taru Bhandari

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Top universities such as the University of Oxford, the University of Cambridge, LSE, and more offer diverse specializations that can lead to good job opportunities in big firms. Some popular specializations include International Law, Commercial/Corporate Law, Human Rights Law, and more. Students can check the popular LLM programs in demand in the UK below:

  •   International Law
  •   Commercial/Corporate Law
  •   Intellectual Property Law
  •   Human Rights Law
  •   Criminal Law
  •   Environmental Law
  •   Maritime Law
  •   Banking and Finance Law
  •   Arbitration and Dispute Resolution
  •   Tax Law
  •   Technology & Media La
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Piyush Pandey

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After completing an LLM degree from the UK, students can explore job sectors such as law firms, government and public service, financial institutions, human rights organizations, international agencies, and more. Students can grab job roles like Legal Advisor, Corporate Lawyer, Compliance Officer, Policy Analyst, Legal Consultant (International law firms, NGOs, government), Arbitrator, or Mediator, and Academic or Researcher.

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Jasleen Shukla

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Students pursuing LLB in UK can grab roles like compliance, legal analyst, policy advisor and arbitration in India. People who want to practice in Indian courts must have Indian LLB degree and the State Bar Council, and qualify for the All India Bar Exam (AIBE). However, the LLM degree from the UK can positively impact students' resumes and help them to work in MNCs, legal consultancies, and law firms. 

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Mukul Thapa

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LLM in UK is PG degree. Students who are interested in fields such as International Law, Corporate Law, Intellectual Property Law, Criminal Law, Environmental Law, can increase their skills in particular specialization. Legal professionals, legal consultants, solicitors and policy advisors can also study this course for global legal exposure. 

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Damini Aggarwal

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The TSPGLCET application will be filled through TGCHE website. Candidates will have to pay the registration fee and then fill the important details. 

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Mohit Datta

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Here are some top Tax Law college options in India offering great placement opportunities:

Top Tax Law CollegesAverage Package Offered
IIT Kharagpur PlacementsINR 8 LPA
TNDALU PlacementsINR 7.1 LPA
School of Law, UPES PlacementsINR 4.5 LPA
Bharati Vidyapeeth University PlacementsINR 3.8 LPA

Note: The information is sourced from the official/counselling body of the institute/exam.

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Ishita Uniyal

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Candidates can see list below for some common core subjects in Tax Law course -

  • Law of Taxation
  • Goods and Services Tax (GST) Law
  • International Taxation & Tax Treaties
  • Tax Planning
  • Tax Litigation & Dispute Resolution
  • Income Tax Law
  • Professional Ethics

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