LL.M. in Constitutional and Commercial Law 

at Madhav University, Rajasthan - Other

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After completing LL. M. in constitutional law, there are various career opportunities available for the graduates. Some of the popular career options are: 1. Constitutional Lawyer: Graduates can work as a constitutional lawyer and represent clients in cases involving constitutional issues. They can work with law firms, advocacy groups, or as independent practitioners. 2. Law Professor: Graduates can choose to become a law professor and teach constitutional law in universities and law schools. 3. Public Policy Advisory: Graduates can work as public policy advisors for governmental and non-governmental organizations. They can also work as legal consultants and advisors for policy makers. 4. Public Interest Advocate: Graduates can work as public interest advocates and work on issues related to constitutional rights and liberties. 5. Judicial Services: Graduates can appear for judicial service examinations and become judges, magistrates, or legal officers in the judiciary. 6. Government Lawyer: Graduates can work as government lawyers and provide legal advice to government agencies and departments on constitutional issues. 7. Human Rights Advocate: Graduates can work as human rights advocates and work on issues related to constitutional rights and freedoms.