Common Law Admission Test for LLM (CLAT PG)
Application Process: 01 Jan, 2021 - 31 Mar, 2021
Exam Date: 13 Jun, 2021
Degrees offered: B.E /B.Tech, B.Sc., Diploma, Dual Degree, L.L.M, M.A., P.G.D
Cyber law courses specialise in the laws against cyber crimes. The technology industry in India has seen a lot of growth over the past few years. While technology has impacted India in positive ways, it also has certain adverse effects. The advancement and rise in technology have seen a bump in the number of cyber-scams, data-theft and cyberbullying, among other things. So, in order to decrease these “cyber-crimes”, the Indian government enacted the Information Technology Act in the year 2000 in order to address this new range of new-age crimes by implementing Cyber law .
If a student wants to pursue Cyber law diligently, it is advised that he or she goes for the Post Graduate Degree in Cyber Law after completing a Bachelor’s degree. Both courses are designed to educate aspiring students to learn about the various problems tackled in cyberspace and the laws made by the Indian government to prevent crimes from happening in cyberspace. The main objectives of the Cyber Law courses are: -
1. To train industry professionals that can detect and fix issues which are related to Intellectual Property Rights over cyberspace.
2. To provide proper training to individuals regarding cyberspace at both national and international levels.
3. To make the general internet-users aware about the various classifications and types of cybercrime.
4. To make students capable enough to address, intercept and tackle any problems that may arise from online transactions.
For the one-year Undergraduate diploma; the student needs to have passed the 10+2 with a science stream.
For the one-year Post Graduate diploma; the student can apply if he or she is set to appear in the final exams of graduation, any student with a bachelor’s degree from any recognised university or college can apply and students who have finished three years out of their five-year integrated LLB can apply for Cyber law.
India is a rapidly advancing country in the technology sector. Cyber law is the newest and is slowly becoming one of the most successful careers in law. There are new career opportunities being generated in this field of law every day. The demand for cyber law professionals is increasing, and they seem to be paid a handsome amount of money. The cybercrimes in India are also growing at an exponential rate. With the rise in the number of cybercrimes, there is a need for more people to study and look for jobs on the good side of the Cyber law.
Various organisations look for people who are well-versed with Cyber law in order to gain their legal services for advice and expertise. Even talking from an international standpoint, there is a need for cyber law and cyber security professionals in companies that even have the smallest of work that involves computers and the internet. The demand for such people has been at an all-time high due to the rise in technology. Aspirants can do a Post Graduate course after their LLB if they want to practise Cyber Law as law where they can be part of a law agency, or they can start their own practice. Aspirants may face certain challenges if they choose to enter this field such as: -
1. Keeping up with the constant change and regular updating of laws.
2. Lacks of role-models in this field.
3. There are a lot of different technologies, the know-how of different technologies is a difficult task.
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All the following subjects are taught during the study of Cyber law:
1. Digital Signatures
2. Intellectual Property Rights
3. Cybercrime Law in India
4. E-commerce
5. International Legal Regime
6. Information Technology Act, 2000
7. Copyright Issues
8. Trademark Issues
9. Regulation of Cyber Crimes
Placements play an important role to give some insights about career opportunities. Cyber law is a niche skill and only has a few job opportunities, but the demand for professions is huge, and they are suitably remunerated. This field of Cyber Law is achieving great popularity, and in the near future, it will expand much more.
S.No. | Job profile | Job description |
1. | Security Auditor | As the name suggests, they plan and make sure that the security audits of an organisation are done properly. |
2. | Network Administrator | The work of a Network Administrator involves keeping the network of a company up to date by the installation, repair and constant upgrading of the network of the company. |
3. | Cyber Advisor | Cyber Advisors advise their clients about the proper maintenance of data, correct cyberspace actions and cybersecurity. |
4. | Legal Advisors are lawyers that specialise in a certain area, in this case Cyber law. Legal advisors are employed in order to warn and help their clients from legal consequences. | |
5. | Cyber Lawyer | Present cyberlaw-related cases in a civil or criminal manner in front of the court of law. Usually use traditional law along with cyber law to present cases. |
6. | Cyber Consultant | This is the most sought-after job after pursuing Cyber Law; these people are specialists who are employed by companies to improve their security. These people are constantly one step ahead of hackers. |
If going for the law-aspect of Cyber law, the top law firms operating in the cyber law circuits in India are: -
1. Trilegal
2. Nishith Desai Associates
3. Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas
4. Kochhar and Co.
5. AZB and Partners
Aspirants looking to work for these firms work as lawyers, or these firms can be hired by companies to provide legal consultancy.
The top companies that are looking for cybersecurity professionals are mentioned below: -
1. General Motors
2. Capital One
3. Apple
4. Cisco
5. Intel
Aspirants who directly seek jobs from companies can either work as cybersecurity professionals, network specialists or as in-house legal counsels.
Mostly, each company that operates in the Information Technology circle has a need for cybersecurity professionals or analysts.
The required skill set for cyber law depends on what kind of job the aspirant is seeking after the program.
There are two types of diploma courses available for anyone willing to pursue a career in Cyber Law. One is an Undergraduate Diploma Course, and the other is a Post- Graduate Diploma Course. The Undergraduate Course is designed to give the students an overview of all the cyber laws present in the Indian Judicial System. The students going for the course will be qualified enough to intercept issues regarding Cyber law. The Post-Graduate Course is a more professional course and provides more in-depth knowledge about Cyber Law from an industry standpoint; the course will give students a strong base to tackle cyberlaw-related issues both professionally and personally. If a student wants to pursue Cyberlaw diligently, it is advised that he or she goes for the Post Graduate Degree in Cyber Law after completing a Bachelor’s degree. Both courses are designed to educate aspiring students to learn about the various problems tackled in cyberspace and the laws made by the Indian government to prevent crimes from happening in cyberspace.
Application Process: 01 Jan, 2021 - 31 Mar, 2021
Exam Date: 13 Jun, 2021
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Symbiosis Law Aptitude Test (SLAT) application form has been released on February 18, 2021 and the last day to fill up the application form is June 04, 2021. The SLAT 2021 will be held on June 27, 2021.
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