Law

Candidates can find employment in areas like Ship Owning Companies, Insurance Companies, Law Firms, Port Authorities, Private and Public dealings in Maritime transportation, etc.

 Candidates can become Legal Counsel, Maritime Law Advocate, Legal Advisor of Maritime Law, etc.

 Candidates who want to pursue Maritime Law need to be confident and extremely good with written and oral communication.

Some colleges, like NALSAR Hyderabad, offer a PG diploma in Advanced Maritime Law. For such course, the eligibility is a Bachelor’s Degree or an equivalent degree in any discipline from any recognized University or completion of three years of the 5-year integrated LLB Degree program in Law.

CUSAT CAT LLM is one of the most recognized entrance exams for this course.

Yes, the candidates pursuing this course have opportunities to join international and national organizations related to Marine, Fisheries and Oceans. Opportunities are lucrative in the Ship Owning Companies, Insurance Companies, Law Firms, Port Authorities, Private and Public dealings in Maritime transportation, etc.

LLM in Maritime law is offered by colleges like NLSIU Bangalore, NALSAR Hyderabad NLU New Delhi, GNLU Gandhinagar, Symbiosis Law School, etc.

Candidates who study maritime law can choose any of these job profiles to have a career: Legal Counsel, Maritime Law Advocate, Legal Advisor of Maritime Law. 

Candidates can find employment in areas like Ship Owning Companies, Insurance Companies, Law Firms, Port Authorities, Private and Public dealings in Maritime transportation, etc.

Maritime law is mostly offered at the PG level i.e LLM Maritime Law. Hence, candidates must have a UG law degree from a recognized institute in India. They must have a minimum of 50% marks in the qualifying exam.