Here is how you can pursue a career in Law
Gitanjali Mangal
September 16th 2020 09:14 PM --
Updated:
September 16th 2020 09:27 PM
The education system in India provides ample opportunities to the students. Though every step of education is stressful and competitive, but Higher Secondary Examination or Class 12 board are considered as the toughest because the students are on the verge of choosing their life path (almost) after the exams. For some it is the lack of options and for others, there is an ocean of options to choose from.
- CLAT – For most National Law Schools
- AILET – NLU, Delhi
- LSAT – Accepted by various colleges like IIT Kharagpur’s Law School, OP Jindal Global University, Amity Law School
- There are 5 year graduate degrees which comprises bachelors of law with other disciplines like B.A, B.Sc., B.Com and B.B.S.
- Second is a 3 year law degree that can be pursued by a graduate from any discipline.
- Litigation
- Corporate Counsel
- Judiciary & Civil service
- Judicial Clerkship
- Media and Publication
- Legal Process Outsourcing
- Academia
- Social Work
- -PTC