Lawyer - The Legal Hawk !


Are you one who plays monitor or prefect of the class and stick to rules and discipline codes put up by parents and teachers? If yes, a legal career best suits you. If No, you can still consider this career as it's a career of Fame and Fortune which brings power and influence.

Lawyers often called as Social Engineers are backbone of the present day society where there is increasing concerns for intellectual property, environment, gender issues and trade.
Would this career suit me ??

To pursue career in law one needs to     

posess the following traits

 

  • Logical and Analytical Thinking
  • Diplomacy
  • Good Reading Habits
  • Excellent Communication Skills
  • Patience and Perseverance
  • Interest in national and interational affairs
  • Decision making skills

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 Why Study Law ??

 Bar Council of India

Where will I work ??

Plethora of options are available for law graduates to work.They are:

 

  •  Work with legal firms and consulatnices
  •  corporate legal divison
  • Lawyers with government (Indian legal service,State legal service)
  • In defense services and banks
  • As political advisors
  • Legal executives in business houses
  • Set up independent practice

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 Supreme Court

 High Courts

Duration of the course is..

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 5 years  for BA LL.B   (Hons)

Admission Notifications

Famous One

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 Arun Jaitley -

Minister of Commerce & Industry and Law & Justice - 2003 

How do I pursue this career ?


How do I pursue this career ??

» The career chronology to pursue career in law is:

» The minimum eligibility  required is 10+2 from any stream.

» After +2 students can enter a 5 year course in law (BA LLB).

» Law colleges conduct written test for the admission to BA LLB course.

» After   BA.LLB, there are opportunities for post graduation in areas related to law.

» After obtaining degree in law one need to enroll in state bar council inorder to practice law.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

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