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Pay Scale/Salary of Government Lawyer

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M.A or M.Sc counselling psychology which requires graduation in any stream as an eligibility criteria but that depends on the institutes or colleges you will have to go for that course and college where they allow someone with non psychology background.

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https://www.careers360.com/courses/psychology-course

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Hi Sandhya!

After 10th choose any stream- science, commerce or arts in which you are interested. After completing 10+2 there are two ways to become a lawyer:

1. Integrated Law course - You can pursue this course right after 12th class from a reputed college. It is a dual degree program, duation is 5 years. It covers two degrees simultaneously such as B.A. + LL.B., B.Com + LL.B., B.Sc. + LL.B. etc.
2. Bachelor of Law(LLB)- This course can be pursued after undergraduation (3 or 4 year long course). It is of 3 years.

After completing any of the above mentioned course, you can enrol yourself in the relevant Bar Council and start law practice in India.If you want to study more, you can pursue masters. There is no direct way to become a government lawyer in India. The Senior Judges of the court prepare the list of the lawyer who is eligible and send the list to the Government. The ruling Government will shortlist the lawyers to be their public prosecutor.  To be eligible to become a government lawyer, candidate must have experience of atleast 2 years at District court and 5 years at high court. Moreover, his/her age should be between 35-45 years.

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Hello candidate,

There is no specific restriction on the number of subjects or courses which you have to take in class 12th standard in order to become a lawyer if you are studying in Arts stream. After completing the class 12th you have to join the LLB course in order to become a lawyer under a 5 Year Course program.

So, you need to clear the Common Aptitude Test in order to get admitted in some of the best colleges offering LLB courses. So, keep topics such as General Knowledge, English, Mathematics (Numerical Ability), Logical Reasoning and Legal Aptitude strong so that you can score good in in your entrance examinations and get into a good college.

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Hello Aspirant,

After the three year LLB degree course that you take in addition to your Bachelors, you are eligible to be called an advocate in India. You can find internships to gain work experience. As a law degree holder you might have already undergone an internship either with a senior advocate established in his/her field or with a law firm as mandated by your college or university. Next you can enroll in your respective bar council. And simultaneously qualify in all India Bar examination conducted by the Bar council of India. Once you qualify the exam you become eligible to practice law as an advocate.

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Hi aspirants

In order to qualify gpsc exam candidates should hold bachelor's degree from any university or equivalent qualification.

as the GPSC syllabus are mostly from Indian politics, economy, history, geography. you can study BSc geography or BSc history, BA economics depending on your interest. For more details about gpsc exam click the link

https://www.careers360.com/question-gpsc-gujarat-public-service-commission-exam-date-2021

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Hello candidate,

Lawship has been divided into various categories and there are different categories of lawyers which are are made to attend specific kinds of cases connected to their domain.

Corporate lawyer are the lawyers which gets fairly high salary as compared to its other counterparts, and they mostly deal with cases related to to business houses and other multinational corporations in case of share disputes and company belongings division among its share holders.

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