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Tanbir Ahmed

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Advocate Balasaheb Apte College of Law, People's Education Society's is a private law college. It was established in 1933 and is affiliated with University of Mumbai. The college offers intotal 3 courses in the field of Law at the undergrdauate level. It is approved by the Bar Council of India and recognised by the Government of Maharashtra.

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Manisha Chauhan

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First complete an LLB. You can enroll in an integrated LLB course right after class 12 or 3 year LLB after graduation. Then, enroll in an LLM Commercial Law degree course. Those interested can also look for Commercial Law Diploma courses at postgraduate level. Candidates must also clear AIBE in order to be eligible for practising as an advocate in courts across India. 

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Raj B

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Some of the usual clients of Commercial Lawyers work in areas like - Insurance, real estate, banks, government agencies etc. Commercial Lawyers work for various businesses to offer expertise in drafting and negotiating of contracts. They can also advise on various multinational treaties. They can help in compliance-related matters. One of the focus areas includes helping investors in mergers and acquisitions. 

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Vipra Pandey

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Definitely yes, being a lawyer is one of the most obvious career choices for BBA LLB students. Graduates with a specialised knowledge on both, i.e. business and law are well- equipped to handle various legal cases, including corporate and business law, intellectual property law, and more.

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Pragati Singh

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Candidates can see steps below to become a Constitutional Lawyer - 

  • Pass Class 12
  • Pass bachelor's degree (LLB)
  • Clear AIBE (All India Bar Examination)
  • Go for LLM in Constitutional Law
  • Prepare your CV for job interviews
  • Apply for Jobs in Law firms and many other Government organisations

Hope this helped your query! All the best!

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Jiya Singh

Contributor-Level 7

The salary of a Contracts Lawyer in India can range between INR 0.2 Lacs to INR 25 Lakhs for 1 year of experience to 11 years of experience . The salary figure is taken from external sources, and hence may vary. 

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Kartik Yadav

Contributor-Level 7

The average Entertainment and Media lawyer salary in India can be INR 22,58,253 or an equivalent hourly rate of INR 1,086. Moreover, they can earn an average bonus of INR 1.3 LPA. 

The data has been collected from external sources and may vary. But as we can see the figures are much high which concludes that there is a good scope in Media Law in India as well. 

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Jiya Singh

Contributor-Level 7

One of best course to become tax lawyer is an LLM with a focus on taxation law. This course gives a deeper knowledge of tax legislation, compliance and also dispute resolution.

Hope this helped your doubt! All the best!
 

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Manisha Chauhan

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A banking lawyer gives legal advice to clients with respect to investment and revenue. He/she also works on corporate and finance-related legal cases for the clients. Apart from these, a banking lawyer also helps in arranging loans for clients for business acquisitions and mergers. They also deal with ensuring regulatory compliances as well as recovery of debts which are related to banking transactions.

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Sohan Hazra

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To become a specialist in cyber law as an advocate, one may undertake a Diploma in cyber law or a master's degree with a specialisation in cyber law, mostly in a legally-and-technologically-sound institution. Hands-on experience basis afterward is important, either through internships or engagement with law firms specializing in such cases. 

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