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Is it good for to build career in cooperate law

Bhanu Pratap 25th Aug, 2026

Hello Student,

Yes, corporate law can be a good career option for students interested in business and law. Corporate lawyers handle contracts, compliance, mergers, governance and other business-related legal matters. You can pursue LLB, BBA LLB or B.Com LLB and develop strong analytical, communication and negotiation skills.

For more information,

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Can q govt employee can pursue law

King Singh 22nd Aug, 2026

Hello dear,

Yes, a government employee can pursue an LL.B ., but it depends on the service rules of their department and whether they obtain the required permission/NOC.

For a regular 3-year LL.B., attendance requirements may also make it difficult to continue a full-time government job.

So, check your department’s

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Can I take Gitam admission test(GAT) for law?

Ananya Hira 19th Aug, 2026

This depends on the specific law programme and admission year. If you tell me whether you are applying for BA LLB, BBA LLB, or another law programme , I can guide you regarding the applicable entrance examination and eligibility requirements.

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Baba farid law college faridkot cut off

Nischal Kothapalli 19th Aug, 2026

Hey there,

If you mean Baba Farid College of Law, Faridkot, the 2026 BA LL.B. cutoff for Punjab General was around 82.8% in the available counselling data. For BC/OBC it was 67.75%, and SC was 75.6%. Cutoffs can change by round.

For 2025, the final/third-round General cutoff was 83.4%.

If

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UG Law degree in India is 5 years, in UK/ USA etc its mainly 3 years. Why so? My idea is to send my child out to get the UG degree in 3 years and then he can spend the rest of the 2 years (when I compare the time taken in India to complete the course) doing a PG/internship. Thoughts, plz

Bhanu Pratap 17th Aug, 2026

Hello,

The difference is mainly structural. In India, the 5-year LLB combines a bachelor’s degree with law, giving two degrees. The UK offers a standalone LLB, while the US generally offers a 3-year JD after graduation.

Studying abroad can work, but the degree may qualify your child for that country’s

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