Lawyer

A lawyer from a National Law University (NLU) in India can earn quite well. Fresh graduates joining top corporate law firms usually get between INR 10–16 Lacs per year. Those in smaller firms or litigation might start around INR 5–8 Lacs yearly. With experience, salaries rise fast, especially in corporate and international law roles.

To become a corporate lawyer, students can pursue a five-year BA LL.B course from their preferred law college or university after completing 10+2.

Students who are graduate in any discipline can also study LL.B as masters. They can then specialise in any field of the law like corporate, civil, criminal etc., or study further for a master's degree in their specialised field of their choice.

Besides the academic qualification, students should have good communication skills, confidence, mental and emotional, to make a mark in this competitive field.

If you want to become a Family Lawyer, first complete your Law degree. It could be a 3 year LLB, 5 year integrated LLB or a LLM in Family Law specialization. After that clear the All India Bar Examination and gain real-world experience through internships. 

No, they are not. Online Criminal Law Diplomas are not sufficient to practice as a Lawyer in India. In fact, the BCI does not approve many degrees and certifications done online or in a distance learning mode.

There are certain eligibility requirements that need to be fulfilled for legal practice. You need to have a full-time bachelor's degree in Law and then pass the AIBE exam and obtain a "Certificate of Practice". 

Advocate Balasaheb Apte College of Law, People's Education Society's have good and experienced faculties. Students choose to pursue their law degree from here specially because of the teaching quality of the faculties. 

Advocate Balasaheb Apte College of Law, People's Education Society's so famous for providing a quality education to the students. It involves legal training procedure which helps the students to built confidence and know more about court scenarios. They provide good placements to the students also.

The cutoff marks for Advocate Balasaheb Apte College of Law (People's Education Society's) for the general category typically depend on the MH CET Law exam. For the 3-year LLB program, recent cutoffs (MH CET Law scores) have been in the range of 84-95 for Maharashtra State candidates and 90-102 for Outside Maharashtra State (OMS) candidates. For the 5-year BA.LL.B program, the cutoff percentile in 2024 for the General AI quota was around 96.28%. These figures can vary each year based on exam difficulty and applicant pool.