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Sankalan Pal
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No, you cannot practice with a Diploma. You need to have a LLB Degree in order to practice. Most places, including private and government require you to have a LLB Degree. However, certain paralegal work or research based work may be hiring people Diploma holders. But, full time lawyers need to have a degree of LLB.
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Pallavi ChoudhuryFormer HR, Oracle
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Hi Gaurav, how much did you score in your B.Tech and did you gain work experience from 2015? Please clarify these.
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Pallavi ChoudhuryFormer HR, Oracle
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Based on your profile, you can apply for a PG Diploma which is generally of 1 year. You have a three year degree, which won't be accepted easily by universities for admission into Masters programme. Secondly, you must have good grades. You should also try to improve your IELTS. I am not recommending you to apply for a UG Diploma because you already have a UG and this will lead to rejection.
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