After completing BALLB, what should I pursue for better opportunities in a shorter duration?

I have completed my BA LLB with 66%.

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    Dinesh upadhyay I am a lawyer, aspiring manager , education enthu | Scholar-Level 16

    a year ago

    Firstly, you must be clear with your planning of next 5 -10 years.You can practise and prepare for judicary ( make sure you are financially good).

    You can explore about-

    • Teaching ( after LL.M)
    • Distance PGDM in HRM
    • Corporate law
    • PGDCL
    • Drafting and demanding certification courses.

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