LLB

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1. To become a corporate lawyer, you need to get a degree in law by taking up a five-year Bachelor of Law (B.A. LL.B or B.SC LLB or BBA LLB) degree course after completing your higher secondary education (Class 12) or by pursuing the three year B.A. LLB after obtaining a bachelor's degree in any discipline.
2. For admission into a law school in India, you need to take an entrance exam called the Common Law Admission Test. You can plan accordingly. For details, visit http://www.clat.ac.in
3. You must have strong analytic skills, good interpersonal skills and a keen understanding of the business environment in order to successfully settle as a Corporate Lawyer.
4. After obtaining degree, you can practice as a lawyer. To specialize in corporate law, it may be a good idea to pursue a post-graduate law degree or diploma courses in corporate or business-related law.
5. You can join either the Bar Council of India or a local or state bar council by submitting an application.
6. Broadly speaking, corporate lawyers advise corporations on their legal rights and obligations.
7. Multi-crore suits have changed the very complexion of the game, making corporate law a popular and lucrative career option. And with foreign law firms moving into India, salaries have begun to shoot upwards.
To boost your prospects further, you could even plumb for an additional qualification, e.g., Company Secretaryship or a degree in HR or Industrial Relations with a working knowledge of labour laws depending on the field you wish to specialise in.
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A magistrate is an officer of the Indian judiciary. They only try civil cases. The position of a magistrate is one of the most coveted professions in the Indian judiciary. They are eligible to work in the courts until they are 66 years old. Magistrates have a monthly remuneration of Rs 28, 800/- in addition to other amenities.
Qualifying Exam
Candidates who wish to become Magistrates must appear in the exams carried out by the Law Service Commission. They can also write the State Judicial Law Entrance Exam that is conducted by the Public Service Commission. The notifications for these exams will be available in all leading newspapers.
Who is eligible to apply?
Students who have finished their graduation in Law are eligible to become magistrates. Their age should be more than 21 and must not exceed 35 years at the time of applying. Those candidates who have finished their LLM degree are also eligible to apply. The candidates must have secured a minimum of 55% marks in their final exam.
How to prepare for exam and interview?
It is important to prepare well for the written examination. They can either study by themselves or go for coaching classes. Another good option is to write mock test papers. This can be bought from book or stationary stores. Practicing on these question papers will help them to get an idea about the exam structure and pattern. Candidates can also confer with those who have attended these tests earlier. When they appear for the interview, the candidates must be prepared to answer in a straightforward manner. It would also be good if the candidates answer unhurriedly. This will give them some time to think. Moreover, it is important that the candidates be honest while replying.
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A Candidate passing the Bachelor's Degree Examination of any recognized university, in any faculty with minimum 45% marks at the first attempt or a corresponding degree examination of any other university recognized as equivalent thereto by the respective university with the minimum prescribed marks at the first attempt is eligible for admission to the First Year L.L.B.
You'll also sit for CLAT (Common Law Admission Test). Eligibility-
Candidates should have appeared or passed any Graduation (10+2+3 pattern) of a recognized University with 45% of aggregate marks or any other examination recognized as equivalent by the Universities concerned.
There are various specialized branches of Law. These include:
Civil Law
Criminal law
Corporate law
Administration Law
Cyber law
Labor Law
Constitutional Law
Patent Law
Prestigious Institutes in India-
Army Institute of Law
Government Law College
National Law School of India University, Bangalore
National Law School of Delhi
NALSAR University of Law
WB National University of Juridical Sciences
Read more about How to get there and where to study-
https://www.shiksha.com/getArticleDetail/185/Law-Study-And-Training-Courses
Skills required-
Intellect
Distinguish the relevant from the irrelevant, screen evidence, and apply the law
Ability to persuade, convince, argue
Integrity, character
Interest in detail
Ability to assimilate and analyse facts
Fluency, clear speech and excellent presentation skills
Self-confident and unbiased approach
Mental and physical stamina
Interest in Research
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Hi,
There are no colleges in Delhi/NCR or even across India which are offering Part Time LLB. I may suggest you to reconsider your decision and pick full time law program.
Also if you wish to pursue the degree just for gaining knowledge, you can go ahead with distance degree.
But if you wish to practice as a lawyer, then the part time education might not allow you for the same as per the rules of Bar Council of India.
You can consider the below if distance mode is your choice-
National Law School of India University
Kuvempu University Distance Education
Centre for Distance and Open Learning
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Hi,
Yes you can definitely go ahead with Law.
For admission into a law school in India, you need to take an entrance exam called the Common Law Admission Test. You can plan accordingly. For details, visit http://www.clat.ac.in
You must have strong analytic skills, good interpersonal skills and a keen understanding of the basic principles in order to successfully settle as a Lawyer.
After obtaining degree, you can practice as a lawyer. To specialize in any specific law, it may be a good idea to pursue a post-graduate law degree or diploma courses in related field
You can join either the Bar Council of India or a local or state bar council by submitting an application.
Careers in law exist in the capacities of law officers, legal advisors, company secretaries, and solicitors. Law jobs are very specialized and focused in the corporate segment in India. Banking and non-banking financial institutes, insurance companies, large conglomerates, multinational corporations, appoint law professionals.
The professions in this field have numerous opportunities in both private and government organizations. In judiciary section you can perform as:-
Magistrate
District Judge
Munsifs
Public prosecutor
Attorney general
Advocate general
Solicitors
Notary and oath commissioner
In private sector, you can work as legal counsel or legal advisors for particulars firms, organizations or work as family advocates. Other areas of your work may include law reporters, trustees in various trusts, company secretary and many.
You can also seek for jobs in abroad. But it is better to pursue the master's degree and gain experience in this field before searching for an employment in overseas.
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