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L.L.M. or Master of Legislative Law is postgraduate Law course. Law is a rule or body of rules of conduct established and regulated by an authority. The duration of Master of Law is two years.

Some of L.L.M. Specializations

• Constitutional Law
• Family Law
• Taxation Law
• Corporate Law and Governance (including International Business)
• Criminal Law
• Environmental Law
• Human Rights
• Insurance Laws
• Intellectual Property Law
• International Trade and Business Laws
• Jurisprudence

LLM benefits-

• Master of Law enables a candidate to gain specialized knowledge through research in an area of Law.
• An LL.M. degree enhances one's repute as LL.M. degree signifies advanced, specialized legal training and it also signifies that a person is qualified to work in a multinational legal environment.
• Lawyers can find employment opportunities in both public and private sector organizations. Most Lawyers prefer to become an advocate and practice law as a profession
• L.L.M. Jobs Types- Advocate, Attorney General, District and Sessions Judge, Magistrate, Notary, Legal Expert, Public Prosecutor, Solicitor, Legal Advisor, Trustee, Teachers & Lecturer, Law Reporter, etc.

• DU LLB conducts by Delhi University,
• Banaras Hindu University conducts BHU UET,
• University of Allahabad conducts LAT
• LSAT scores are accepted by many reputed universities,

• TS LAWCET, its scores are accepted by colleges & universities in Telangana,
• AP LAWCET, its scores are accepted by colleges & universities in Andhra Pradesh
• MAH CET LAW, its scores are accepted by colleges & universities in Maharashtra
• KLEE, its scores are accepted by colleges & universities in Kerala

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My advice to you is don't take any career just because it pays well. Always try to find your interest and pursue your interest. Lawyer and pharmacist these both earns well. Both are these fields are different and are not comparable. If you are a reputed lawyer, no Pharmacist can match your salary. However if you are barely getting any cases, every pharmacist have salary more than you. So ask yourself whether you can better lawyer or better pharmacist.

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Law is one of the widely popular career options for people these days. It has evolved with time and has grown extensively. Students interested in pursuing a career in law can either do a five year law course or can do a three year law course after their graduation.

Once a candidate has successfully completed an undergraduate degree of law, many future career options are open for him/ her. With a degree in BA LLB, B.Sc LLB, B.Com LLB, or LLB, students can venture many sectors for their professional debut. Some of the most popular sectors in which candidates seek jobs after completing graduation in law have been mentioned below.

• Judiciary
• Practice of Law
• Government Jobs and Armed Forces
• Private Sector

Below mentioned are some career options in India that can be explored by the law degree holders.

• Advocate
• Litigator/ Trial Lawyer
• Corporate Lawyer
• Legal Advisor
• Judge
• Human Rights Lawyer
• Legal Reporting

Apart from these career options which are sought after by a huge number of law graduates, candidates can also consider going for an unconventional choice of career after completing their graduation. Students can use their knowledge of law in many different professional ventures. Some of these career choices which follow a different path and are not so traditional have been given below.

• Entrepreneur
• Politics
• Public Welfare
• Social Work
• Policy Development

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To become judges, one must either be appointed or elected. Lawyers may apply for judgeships by submitting their names for consideration to a judicial nominating commission, or they may be recommended by senators or other politicians. ... At the end of these terms, judges often either retire or teach law school.

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as per the rule 49 part 6 of Bar Council of India :an advocate shall not be a full time salaried employee of any person government, firm ,Corporation .

. So a person who is appointed as a company secretary in any company current practice in in High Court or state level courts .

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To become a lawyer one need to secure a law degree.

There are two types of law degree courses

Integrated Ba.llb, BBA.llb, BSc.llb etc. Which you can do after 12th Or 10+2. It is a 5 year course.

LLB - it is a three years course. You can take admission in this course after completing the minimum 3 years graduation course.

The admission are taken mostly on the basis of entrance test like clay exam, slat exam, law mh CET ,bhu law CET etc.etc.

So the flow chart to become lawyer will be as -

• 10+2 passed or appearing

Need to

• Apply for entrance test and prepare for exam. Clear the exam.

Than

• Apply to integrated law course. Complete the course.

Than

• Get the degree and become registered lawyer.

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