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The sectors that provide employement to Air & Space Law graduates are:

• Airlines and airports
• Aircraft manufacturers
• Space agencies and satellite operators
• Government aviation and space regulatory authorities
• International organizations
• Law firms specializing in aviation and space law

Some universities offer specialisations within Air and Space Law, such as:

• Aviation Law
• Space Law
• International Air Transport Law
• Environmental Law in Aviation and Space

Not necessarily, as Air and Space Law does not require extensive mathematical knowledge, but it can be helpful to have a basic understanding of mathematics, particularly for understanding technical aspects of aviation and space.

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Air and Space Law course duration in India can differ depending on the university and the specific program. However, most programs are typically 1-2 years long, leading to a Master of Laws (LLM) degree.

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To become a Law Officer in ISRO, you need to have the following qualifications:

• Bachelor's Degree in Law with minimum 60% marks or CGPA 6.32/10 from a recognised University.
• Must have completed a course on Space law/Commercial law/Arbitration law.

Candidates with LLM in the field of Space law or Experience in the field of Commercial Law/Space Law are given higher importance.

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There are dynamic opportunities available in air and space law. 

Candidates who complete a Diploma or PG-level law course in the field of Air & Space Law can pursue higher studies or even opt to pursue a law job profile upon completing the course. One of the most popular job profiles after completing an Air & Space Law course is to become a lawyer in the field of Air & Space Law.

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The eligibility criteria for Air & Space Law course may vary from one college to the other. The eligibility criteria for Air & Space Law course offered at the post-graduation level is such that candidates should have completed a five-year integrated law course or possess an LLB or equivalent degree.

Apart from this, many colleges also specify that candidates should have completed their bachelor’s or equivalent degree in any discipline with a minimum of 50% marks from a recognised university if they want to pursue a course in Air and Space Law.

 Apart from these courses, candidates can also pursue Diploma courses in the field of Air and Space Law such as:

• One Year PG Diploma in Aviation Law and Air Transport Management
• Post Graduate Diploma in GIS & Remote Sensing Laws
• Post Graduate Diploma in Air and Space Law

Aspirants can pursue postgraduate (PG) programmes in the field of Air & Space Law. Some popular PG- level courses in Air and Space Law are :

• Two Years Master’s Degree in Aviation Law and Air Transport Management
• Two Years Master’s Degree in Space and Telecommunications Laws