Hello,

LLB in distance mode isn't recognized by Bar Council of India, hence if you wish to pursue LLB you have to go it through a regular mode, also law as a discipline of study isn't about learning theoretical concepts it's also about practical applications, admission to LLB can be done through entrance tests such as DU LLB, BHU UET, LAT, or even state level law entrance exams such as AP LAWCET, KLEE, TS LAWCET, MAH CET LAW etc, generally the eligibility criteria for LLB is passed graduation in any discipline from a recognized university securing 45%-50% aggregate, explore more detailed information about LLB at https://www.careers360.com/courses/llb-bachelor-of-legislative-law

Hello,

A student from the commerce stream can also pursue law. The CLAT exam is for National Law Universities. So, it is not necessary to give CLAT exam for law if you don't intend to join any NLUs. You can give other entrance exams for a law such as AILET, JAM, SNAP, etc. If you wish to join NLUs, you have to thoroughly prepare for CLAT. First set a routine for you, study for around 5-6 hours per day, practice sample papers and mock tests. This will help you in clearing the exam.

Hope your doubts are cleared. Thank you.

Hello Ankush,

Your answer is present in your question itself. You are giving preference to Business first and then to Engineering and then for Lawyer.

What I can suggest is

Option-1: You can study Management courses like B.B.A or B.B.M or B.M.S, etc for 3 years and then go for Law studies like LLB for minimum 3 years. OR

Study integrated B.B.A LLB course for 5 years and become a Lawyer.

Option:2 - You can study B.Tech for four years and then LLB for minimum 3 years and become a Lawyer.

Option: 3- Study B.Tech for 4 years and then pursue M.B.A for two years or PGDM for minimum 1 year and become Professional in Management

Option: 4- Study B.Tech + MBA for 5 years and then pursue LLB for minimum 3 years and in this option you can cover all your three hobbies.

Business- https://bschool.careers360.com/

Engineer - https://www.careers360.com/careers/engineer

Lawyer - https://www.careers360.com/careers/lawyer

I hope this information was helpful to you.

Good Luck!!

There are numerous job options available for the assistant to the lawyer in different law firms. For that I would recommend you to visit the top recruiment websites such as

• Naukri
• LinkedIN
• Internshala
• Shine.
• TimesJobs.
• Indeed.
• Glassdoor.
• Freshersworld

Here you have to apply for the corresponding job profile and you may be asked for telephonic interview or any other selection method as proposed by the recruiter.

So visit this website and find out the job you want! Goodnight :-)

Hello junior,

First of all, all the best for 10th boards.

In 11th you can opt for any stream to become a lawyer. But I would recommend you to take arts side as political science would be beneficial there.

During 11th 12th journey you should prepare for CLAT exam to take admission in any top government law college like NLU.

I would recommend you to read newspapers daily from tomorrow onwards.

Keep your concepts and ambition clear and work for it until you achieve it.

All the best!

Dear aspirant hope you are doing well.

To become a lawyer after 12th .. You have to follow these steps.

As discussed above, after 12th students can pursue the integrated law programme which is of 5 years (2+3). For this, they have to appear for entrance exams for admission to specific colleges. Some of the most important law entrance exams with their respective eligibility have been discussed below:

Entrance exam  and their detailsare -

• CLAT UG : The Common Law Admission Test (CLAT) is conducted by the National Law Universities (NLU) across India for admission to undergraduate law programmes at 19 NLUs and other private as well state law colleges. As per its eligibility criteria, students should have qualified 12th standard with at least 45% marks in aggregate. The exam analyses a students ability in Legal Aptitude, Logical Reasoning, English, General Knowledge and Elementary Mathematics. Usually, there are 200 multiple choice questions in the paper with 1 mark per question. The annual exam is generally held in mid May and the results are out by the end of the same month. Through CLAT PG students can go for postgraduate law programmes and explore a career as a lawyer.
• AILET : The All India Law Entrance Test (AILET) is administered by the National Law University, Delhi. It facilitates admission to five-year integrated programmes through the UG entrance test. The exam is conducted in the first week of May and tests a student’s capability in English, General Knowledge, Legal Aptitude, Reasoning and Mathematics. To be eligible for AILET, students should have cleared class 12 with minimum 50% marks.

• DU LLB : This entrance test is conducted by the Delhi university for admission to the three-year law programmes at the Faculty of Law. To appear for the test, students should have a bachelors degree with 50% marks. The exam is generally held in the first week of July.

• Besides the above mentioned programmes, there are other entrance tests like IPU CET LLB, BHU UET LLB, Christ University Law etc.

• LSAT India : The Law School Admission Test (LSAT) India test is conducted by Pearson Vue for admission to five-year integrated law programmes in over 85 law schools in India. The standardized test has 100 questions and analyses a candidates reading and reasoning skills. The entrance test is held in mid May. To appear students just need to qualify 12th. However, the admission law schools depend on the specific criteria for qualifying marks in 12th.

After completed your degree in law. You have to practice . Top law colleges in India:

Top law colleges in India:

https://school.careers360.com/articles/career-as-lawyer/amp

Hope it's helpful.

Thank you

Hello,

Right now you're in VIIth standard, you're too young, it's good that you are already thinking upon career choices, you cannot go to law school after 10th standard, let me just brief you about law program,

basically law programs are of two types, first is integrated one based on 10+2 qualification for a duration of five years in many forms such as BA-LLB, BBA-LLB,BCom-LLB , BCA-LLB, BSc-LLB etc, and then there is  three year duration LLB is based on graduation degree.

Eligibility of integrated law program is having passed 10+2 from a recognized board with minimum 50% aggregate, there's relaxation of 5% in case of reserved category.

Admission process can be based on the merit of the qualifying examination such as in case of TNDALU, or done through entrance test as follows-

• CLAT, conducted for admission to NLUs across India, and its scores are also accepted for other universities/colleges
• AILET, conducted by National Law University, Delhi
• LSAT scores are accepted by many law schools such as Jindal Global Law School, Sonepat
• SET, by Symbiosis Law Schools Pune & Noida
• CET of GGS Indraprastha University, Delhi which scores are accepted by 6 law schools including USL, LS and Amity Law School, Delhi
• CUSAT Cochin for admission into School of Legal Studies, Cochin
• Bharti Vidyapeeth Pune for admission into New Law College, Pune
• Christ University for admission into Christ University’s School of Law
• Panjab Univ. Chandigarh for admission into UILS Panjab University Chandigarh
• AMU Aligarh for admission into Faculty of Law, AMU
• Jamia Milia, Delhi for admission into Faculty of Law, Jamia Milia Islamia
• LAWCET of Andhra Pradesh, accepted by all law colleges in AP affiliated to state universities
• CEE - Kerala, accepted by four government Law colleges of Kerala

Next comes the three year LLB program for which eligibility criteria is candidate needs to passed Bachelor's Degree in any discipline from a recognized university  with 45% marks and in case reserved category it's 40%. Universities like DU and BHU require minimum 50% marks while universities like Kurukshetra, Rohtak, Meerut require  only 45% marks in graduation. Here only admission process can be done through academic merit or done through entrance test as follows-

• DU LLB conducted by Delhi University
• BHU-UET(Law) by BHU
• LAT by University of Allahabad
• state level law entrance exams such as TSLAWCET  in Telangana/MHT CET LAW in Maharashtra/AP LAWCET in Andhra Pradesh/KLEE in Kerala

explore more detailed information about law courses at https://www.careers360.com/courses/law-course

So, accordingly in future you can choose to go for integrated law course after 12th standard, or three years LLB after graduation whatever you prefer, there is no restrictions in terms of belonging to specific stream in any of these courses, but right now you should focus well in your studies, wishing you all the best for future!

Greetings,

In order to sit in the judicial exams of various states you must hold a degree in law and must be a law graduate from a Bar Council of India recognized law college. It doesn't matter whether you have done law from a higher ranked college or a lower one. However, you should maintain a high percentage in your semester exams as it will prove to be helpful.

There are 2 types of law courses in law which is 5 years course and 3 years course you can pursue 5 years course after completing your high school that is 12th and you can pursue 3 years law after completing graduation in any stream there is a age limit for pursuing 5 years course but there is no any age limit for pursuing 3 years course, no matter if you are 50 years of age you are free to pursue 3 years law course.

Hello,

To become this officer firstly you have to clear the SSC CGL examination. Staff Selection Commission conducts the combined graduate level (CGL) examination for the recruitment into various government departments. The appointment of income tax inspectors is also done via the SSC CGL examination.

The salary or the income of an income tax officer depends on the place he is posted and various other circumstances. The in-hand salary if an income tax inspector lies in the range of 57,000 to 66,000.

Hope this helps!!