i m looking for LL.b(3 year) course after my btech(cse)from lpu. As everyone saying it is bad decision. Can u help me how good nd bad it is?

63 Views|Posted 7 years ago
Asked by Kuldeep Singh
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Konatham Abhishek
6 years ago
Hello Kuldeep, Engineering degree can be quiet beneficial if you were inclined to become a patent attorney. Patent attorneys are required to have specialised knowledge such as engineering and they also make quite a bit of money. However, the requirements for patent attorneys vary from jurisdiction

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Vijay Singh Kholiya
7 years ago
Hi, If you are very passionate about becoming a lawyer and you are sure that you will give 100% of your dedication, consistency towards this then should do LLB. But just for the sake of getting a degree for whatsoever reasons like you aren't getting a job in CSE field or other then do not pursue LLB

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7 years ago
Hi Kuldeep, Having a law degree after engineering helps you to pursue your future as a patent attorney and judiciary. Actually having an engineering degree can be quiet beneficial if you were inclined to become a patent attorney. Patent attorneys are required to have specialised knowledge such as en

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Prachi Sharma
6 years ago
Law degree will help you to develop the ability to argue from a basis of evidence in a way which can be hard for others to do; this actively cultivates advanced communication skills, keen problem-solving abilities and the capacity for independent thinking. To check the course details, follow this li

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kanu vashisht
7 years ago
Actually what bad is that the placements and scope is not much well here in LPU for law. So, it is better to switch to some law accredited universities.

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Pallavi Bharti
7 years ago
Yes, LPU provides 100 % placements to all its students be it national or international provided students are hardworking and put in their best efforts. LPU in fact also provides opportunities for credit transfer, international exposures, entrepreneurship, Industry Interface for students, Professiona

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Vivek Kumar
7 years ago
It all depends on your choice and interest. If you think you are good in dealing with person and having enough courage to fight for justice then must go for same.

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ADVOCATE NEHA Batra
7 years ago
No dear it's not a bad decision at all. Infact to know about our legal system is the right of every individual. If you want to pursue law, go ahead with it, you can do specializations in cyber law, or take cases of some companies who need lawyers for technical advise.

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