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During your time at law school, make sure you option for the subject of Cyber Law as you elective to get a theoretical understanding of what the subject is all about and what all it will encompass. Try and choose internships and apprenticeships under lawyers practicing Cyber law to build a good CV and also to gain a practical knowledge of the field that you are interested in. Also try to participate in moot courts that focus on cyber law, write papers in the said field and be up to date with all legal developments in your field of interest. After law school, try and focus your energies on getting a job with either a lawyer who practices in the field of Cyber or any firm that deals with Cyber law majorly. You could enroll in a Diploma/certificate course in Cyber law to boost your CV.

There is no sure shot formula to become any kind of lawyer in India or otherwise.
However, one can take the following steps that may work in favour of establishing your career as a lawyer in the field of Corporate law.
When you get admission in law school if given a choice, option for BBA LLB to get a brief idea of companies and their management. During your time at law school, make sure you focus on Contract Law and Companies Law, as they form the basis of corporate law, to get a theoretical understanding of what the field is all about and what all it will encompass.
Try and choose internships and apprenticeships under a reputed firm dealing in Corporate law in order to build a good CV and also to gain a practical knowledge of the field that you are interested in.
After law school, try and focus your energies on getting a job with any firm reputed for their corporate law.
You could enroll in a diploma/certificate course in Business/Corporate law to boost your CV.
An LLM in Corporate Law from a reputed international institution may be a good idea, but LLM, in terms of job prospects, does not really boost your chances.

During your time at law school, make sure you choose Intellectual Property Laws as your elective as that knowledge will form the basis of Intellectual Property Law and also give you a theoretical understanding of what the field is all about and what all it will encompass. Further, since Intellectual Property law is divided further into many categories - like Trademarks, Patents, Copyright, etc. - studying them will help you in deciding which one you would want to specialize in. Try and choose internships and apprenticeships under a reputed firm dealing in Intellectual Property Law in order to build a good CV and also to gain a practical knowledge of the field that you are interested in. Something like Anand and Anand will be a good start to a career in this field. After law school, try and focus your energies on getting a job with a good firm that specializes in IP law. You could enroll in a Diploma/certificate course in IP law to boost your CV. Indian Law Institute in Delhi has a part time classroom Diploma in IPR which one can pursue alongside regular college.

B.A. LL.B. Is primarily a 5 year integrated course in Law. It is in combination with Arts. LL.B. On the other hand, is a 3 year simple Bachelor of Laws programme which you can pursue after you have completed your graduation in the field of study you prefer. School of Law, approved by Bar Council of India was established with a view to cater to the requirements of the legal profession. Students from across the globe are being groomed here for a bright professional career by providing quality education giving equal importance to the theory as well as practical approach to hone the professional skills of advocacy. The School takes pride in its alumni who have made their mark as judicial officers, legal practitioners and corporate advisors and civil servants. Highlights of School of Law1. Programmes approved by Bar Council of India. 2. Curriculum benchmarked against premier law schools. The curriculum is one of the best among the premier law schools. 3. Equal importance is given to practical training along with theory papers to boost the confidence of students as and when they enter into Bar. 4. Honours degree in B.A. LL.B. Courses with certain specializations like International law, Commercial Law, Criminal Law, Family Law, Constitutional Law and Practical training with Lawyers as part of the curriculum.
5. Regular interactions with eminent Jurists and well known Academicians in the field of law. 6. Innovative pedagogy- Case studies, Moot Courts, Seminars, Workshops and Mock Trials (Civil and Criminal).
7. Access to Online (National and International) as well as traditional book resources.
8. Compulsory Internships.
9. Multicultural environment in the school of law (Unity in Diversity) as students from more than 16 Indian States and International students are studying here.
10. Moot Court sessions are given preferences right from the first semester to the final semester.