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Jiya Singh

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Of course, TCS offers a bunch of job options to LLB pass outs for various roles such as legal counsel, contract manager, compliance officer, and legal analyst.

If you want to apply in TCS, you can visit their official careers portal and search for open positions that require an LLB degree. All the best.

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Vipra Tiwari

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Yes, many companies offer jobs to fresh LLB graduates as well and not just the esperienced ones. Graduates specialised especially from Corporate Law, Compliance, Public Policy, etc., are given preferences. 

Moreover, opportunities can also depend on the job market and demand for legal professionals in a particular region

 

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Vipra Pandey

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The prominent difference in between both the pathways i.e doing LLB directly, or LLB after BCom, can be in the duration of completing the courses. While B.Com LLB is an integrated degree which combines both the degrees into one which can be completed in 5 years, and pursuing them seperately can take approximately 6 years

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Raj B

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The average salary for a professional who has done LLB and MBA can vary between INR 5 LPA to INR 12+ LPA. However, for higher positions it can also go upto INR 50+ LPA, as the blend of both the fields can place you in the spectrum of higher earning worth. 

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Nishtha Rastogi

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If you have completed an LLB and an MBA, then it could turn out to be a good decision as you'll be a professional with knowledge and skills from both fields that could be in much demand by top corporates and organisations. It not only offers legal expertise and business skills but also leads new doors for business management, corporate law, and even entrepreneurship. you can also pick up roles where legal and business expertise is required.

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Mani Shukla

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You cannot pursue LLB just after class 10th. But you can follow the trajectory mentioned below -

  • Complete class 12
  • Prepare for Law exams like CLAT and AILET.
  • Take admission in 5 year integrated LLB course.
  • Also, focus on overall development like reading and moot courts.

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Kartik Yadav

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First you need to complete 10+2 from a recognise board, preferably from Arts stream, because subjects taught in arts such as Political Science and History can help you to build a strong foundation. 

Moreover, you can pursue your graduation from the same field like BA or BA specialisations in relatable subjects.

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Nishtha Kumari

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No you cannot pursue a 3 year LLB immediately after passing Class 12 or without graduation. The basic eligibility requirement for pursuing an LLB course is a bachelor degree in any discipline from a recognised university with a minimum of 45-50 percent marks.

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SUJITHREDDY

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LLB 3rd semester exams of Lucknow University are scheduled in December month. According to Lucknow University, the exams for LLV 3ed semester exams are scheduled in December. And the exam admits cards are released in the College website. Students who want the exam date and admit cards can visit the college's official website.

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Hanshika Baswal

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To seek direct admission into a 5-year integrated LLB programme after class 12, apply to universities or colleges that provide this course. You would be eligible for this, usually if you have at least 45%-50% in Class 12 from a recognised board (subject to category-specific relaxations).

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