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One of the key areas of the Indian legal sector is tax law. The taxation law is a body of rules that controls the tax that people must pay to the government. Taxpayers must submit their income or property as payment for the tax levied by the federal and state governments. Due to this area's everyday impact on a nation's citizens, there has been tremendous growth in this industry, and the number of applicants is steadily rising.

The subjects included in JVWU BA LLB curriculum are categories as core law, professional development activties, university optional course, and university compusory course. In the last semester of the programme, students also need to undergo an internship of four weeks. The subjects taught in the last semester of BA LLB are:

• Forensic Science and Law
• Administrative Law
• Professional Ethics and Professional Accounting System
• Property Law and Easement
• Dissertation
• CDA and ECA
• Law and Technology

Candidates wishing for admission to Constitutional Law courses which are offered at different colleges should sit for the following -

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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.

A collection of law known as Constitutional Law decides how government operates, specifies its roles, and is structured and alos how it interacts with its constituents. 

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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 following institutes -

• ISBR Law College
• MV College, Veer Kunwar Singh University
• Department of Gandhian Studies, MGM University

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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, 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.

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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 Bar Council of India in order to practise law. They must also clear AIBE in order to be eligible to practise anywhere in 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.