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Can in-service IPS Officers get a degree in law? Can they practise law after retirement?


S A RUSHAID 14th Jul, 2019
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Sandipan_1560141883 Student Expert 14th Jul, 2019

Dear Rushaid,

An IPS officer in service can get a degree of law. But the study mode will be different. An IPS officer in service can complete his or her LLB Hons degree from a recognised Open University.

There are many open Universities available in India which offers LLB Hons degree.

After retirement, he can definitely start practicing in a court.

Best of luck.

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