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Yes, Commercial Lawyer and Business Lawyer is the same.Business law, often known as commercial law, is a type of law that governs business and trade. It is usually considered a part of civil law that deals with both private and public matters. Regulation of commercial entities and regulation of

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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

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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,

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

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

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

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

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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

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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

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