Law

IILM focuses on soft-skill development in a pretty straightforward and practical way, without making it feel forced.

For law students especially, the idea is to build confidence, clarity in communication, and the ability to lead a team.

Here's how they usually approach it:

• Class presentations and group discussions – These help students get comfortable speaking in front of people and putting their thoughts together clearly.
• Moot courts & debates – These naturally build leadership qualities because you learn to take charge of a case, coordinate with a team, and argue confidently.
• Workshops on communication and personality development – Sessions where students practise public speaking, negotiation, and team handling.
• Student-led clubs & activities – Many students take up roles where they plan events, host sessions, or manage teams, which indirectly builds leadership.

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1. Meet Eligibility: Ensure you meet the academic requirements (10+2 pass with minimum aggregate marks, usually 45-50%).
2. Entrance Exam: Admission is often contingent on securing a good rank in the PPMET conducted by BFUHS. You will need to appear for this exam in Punjab if it is the required entrance test for that academic year.
3. Apply Online: Fill out the application form available on the college's official website or the university's admission portal during the application window.
4. Counseling: Participate in the centralized or institutional counseling process, where seats are allocated based on merit. 

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• Litigation (Court Practice): There will always be a need for lawyers to represent clients in civil, criminal, and family courts. This path requires dedication and builds a strong foundation in legal practice.
• Judiciary & Government Services: There is a constant demand for legal professionals in the judicial system (judges, magistrates) and various government departments (legal advisors, public prosecutors, civil services).
• Corporate Law Firms: Large and boutique law firms consistently recruit graduates for roles in corporate law, mergers and acquisitions (M&A), taxation, intellectual property rights (IPR), and real estate law. 

• Corporate Compliance & Governance: With increasing regulations and stricter governance norms (ESG - Environmental, Social, and Governance), companies actively seek in-house legal counsel to ensure compliance and mitigate risks.
• Technology & Data Privacy: The rise of e-commerce, data analytics, and AI has created a high demand for lawyers specializing in Cyber Law, Data Privacy (GDPR, India's DPA), and Fintech regulations.
• Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR): Many businesses prefer mediation and arbitration to resolve disputes quickly and cost-effectively, increasing demand for professionals skilled in negotiation and ADR processes.
• International Law & Trade: As businesses globalize, expertise in international trade law, customs regulations, and cross-border transactions is becoming increasingly valuable. 

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• Check the information provided during admission.
• Contact the college administration directly.

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• Enrolling with a State Bar Council
• Practicing as an advocate in any court in India
• Appearing for the All India Bar Examination (AIBE)
• Eligibility for judicial services or departmental promotions
• Teaching positions in LL.B. programs
• Registering for Ph.D. in Law