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a year agoContributor-Level 10
After pursuing an LLB, one can either pursue higher studies by doing an LLM or a PhD. This will open doors to academia and research. One may start practicing as an advocate by enrolling in the local state bar and also appearing in the All India Bar Examination. Candidates can also appear for various judicial and civil service examinations or other government and banking examinations.
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a year agoBeginner-Level 1
The best universities offering LLB in India are:
BHU
Allahabad university
Dr. Hari Singh Gour Vishwavidalaya
CUSB
Mahatma Gandhi University
Delhi University
Nirma University
Symbiosis School of Law
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a year agoBeginner-Level 4
Jobs after doing LLB from School of Law and Legal Affairs NIU are legal advisors, corporate lawyer, government services, judiciary, legal analyst, advocate, legal researcher, company secretary, cyber lawyer, legal writing, lecturer, legal journalist, legal outsourcing, business law and many more.
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a year agoContributor-Level 9
Gaining an LLB from Government Law College (GLC) in Mumbai provides excellent employment opportunities in a range of legal fields. Alumni frequently apply for jobs at prominent legal firms; many of them land associate positions and advance to senior positions. Since GLC is renowned for its solid industry ties and helps graduates get positions in the legal departments of leading companies and financial institutions, corporate law is a popular career option. Many also achieve success in the judicial system by passing the exams required to become magistrates or judges. GLC graduates also regularly seek legal action or serve as advocates b
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a year ago
Guide-Level 13
Following are some of the opportunities one can look after pursuing LLB from Dr. D. Y. Patil Law College-
- Advocate
- Legal Researcher
- Legal Analyst
- Corporate Counsellor
- Legal Consultants at reputed firms
- Can work for variaous Non-profit organizations
- Various government departments at state and central level.
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
Graduates from the LLB program in the Faculty of Law at MIT World Peace University has a wide array of job opportunities :
The job opportunities are:
1. Legal practitioner
2. judiciary
3. corporate Lawyer
4. public prosecutor
5. Legal Advisor
6. Academician
7. Legal Executive in Firms
8. NGO Legal Aid
9. Government roles
Therefore, this university has decent and dedicated placements and opportunities.
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
Hi,
You can't do LLM after a distance LLB in India.
Here's why:
The Bar Council of India doesn't accept distance LLB. So it's not really counted if you want to study more.
To do LLM, you need a proper LLB degree from a recognized college. A distance LLB won't work for that.
Hope this makes sense now!
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a year agoContributor-Level 9
Graduates of the LLM programme at Nehru Academy of Law college can explore a range of career paths in the legal field. They can practice law as advocates in courts and tribunals, work as legal advisors or consultants for companies and organizations, pursue academic roles as professors or researchers, or join the judiciary as judges after clearing the required exams. The LLM programme also prepares students for careers in legal journalism, legal publishing, and the legal departments of civil services or the armed forces. The specific job opportunities depend on the student's area of specialisation and their skills and interests develope
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
In India, the BBA LLB programme has a lot of potential. Employers in the public and commercial sectors highly value BBA LLB graduates due to their dual education in business and law. BBA LLB graduates have numerous career opportunities such as:
- Lawyers
- Solicitor
- Advocate,
- Legal Advisors
- Teachers
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
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