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Yes, Candidates can pursue PhD in Constitutional Law after completing LLM from a recognised university. Candidates must also clear the Research Entrance Test in order to secure admission in PhD course. The colleges offering PhD courses in Constitutional Law are as follows:

·       Nirma University

·       KR Mangalam University

A lawyer who focuses on Constitutional Law is known as a constitutional lawyer. The corpus of law known as Constitutional Law governs how the government operates, specifies its roles, and is structured, as well as how it interacts with its constituents. To determine the meaning and applicability of the constitution, Constitutional lawyers interpret it. This can entail delving into the constitution's language as well as taking the framers' intentions and background into account.

There are various colleges which offer LLM in Constitutional Law. Candidates can secure admission on the basis of marks scored in entrance examinations. Some of the colleges are as follows:

·       DSNLU

·       NLUJAA

·       RGNUL

·       NUSRL

·       GNLU

Yes, Candidates can pursue certificate courses in Constitutional Law after completing Class 12 from the following institutes:

·       ISBR Law College

·       MV College, Veer Kunwar Singh University

·       Department of Gandhian Studies, MGM University

Candidates have to study various core and elective subjects while pursuing PG courses in Constitutional Law. They are as follows:

·        Child Rights and Protection

·       Fundamental Rights

·       Election Laws

·       Comparative Constitutional Law

Yes, Interested aspirants can also pursue Constitutional Law courses online. Lectures on Constitutional Law are available online on various platforms like Coursera, Classcentral, lawsikho, Swayam, etc. However, the online courses are not of degree level. Many institutes might also provide online classes but this feature is most common with foreign institutes and not with institutes located in India

A law degree and a license to practice is a must to become a Constitutional lawyer in India. Candidates have to get themselves enrolled in the Bar Council of India in order to practise law. They must also clear AIBE in order to be eligible to practise anywhere in the country. Furthermore, they must also possess few years of experience in order to practise Constitutional Law. Connecting with other constitutional attorneys is a terrific approach to find out about job openings and open doors. By going to legal gatherings, joining legal associations, or just getting in touch with constitutional lawyers you know, you can network with them.

Yes,   a career in Constitutional Law is difficult and demands a lot of effort and commitment. You can succeed in this sector if you are prepared to put in the necessary effort. The main goal of Constitutional Law is to safeguard individual rights. If you have a strong sense of justice, you should choose a job in this area. Constitutional Law is considered as most prestigious legal jobs particularly those that involve criminal law, appellate law, administrative or regulatory law, civil rights law, government relations law etc. 

There are various job opportunities for a Constitutional lawyer in private and government sectors. Given below are some job opportunities for Constitutional law undergraduates and postgraduates.

·       Advocate

·       Legal Publisher

·       Public Prosecutor

·       Legal Writer

·       Administrative Judge

·       Law Officer

·       Administrative Law Attorney

Yes, distance learning is an option for Constitutional Law courses. This course is offered by many prestigious colleges and institutes in offline mode. However, many universities offer Constitutional Law Diploma courses in online mode. From beginner classes to expert courses, there are a wide variety of online courses available.  Online courses frequently cost less than conventional courses. Access to online materials including case studies, textbooks, and discussion boards is provided by many online courses.