What are the career & job prospects in India for BA LLB?

Vast ! 1. You can go for placement in corporate firms 2. You can go for law firms 3. You can practice litigation on your own 4. You can set up your own legal counselling firm 5. You can put some more effort and go for B.A. LL.B. Course and then go for research 6. You can even go for lectureship 7. You can go for judicial services If you exploit your potential with all these option available for you, trust me its very lucrative. B.A. LL.B. From IILM University is a 5 year integrated course, students with any discipline from recognised board in 10+2 can do it. It aims at developing a new generation of versatile legal professionals through B.A. LL.B.A comprehensive and contemporary course of integrated knowledge and rigorous education. This course has been designed innovative and has been developed in association with academicians and professional experts, and as per the guidelines of Bar Council of India. It provides an integrated understanding of the interrelationship of Art Studies for corporate functions and the Law in its entirety. Students who take this course will understand interaction between law and Arts, can anticipate the legal need of their business entities and comprehend how law and regulations impact them. It equips students with a range of transferable skill of potential value to future employers as it incorporates a specialised level of integration with Arts subjects. They can work successfully with companies, law firms, and as legal officers at various organizations. They can also represent ministries in government through their panel in the courts as a standing counsel and represent the company in capacities such as in-house counsel or an advisory and perform all that functions of a lawyer. The pedagogy offers an optimal integration of classroom lectures, Moot Courts, Cases, Case Studies, Judgment Review & Analysis, Projects and Assignments. IILM University offers Merit Cum Means Based Scholarship to all deserving candidates thus attracting the brightest of the minds. The scholarship will be a tuition fee waiver on the recommendation of the admission committee. For deep information regarding scholarships please follow this link-<a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="https://iilm.edu.in/scholarships/" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>https://iilm.edu.in/scholarships/</a>.

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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.

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The Bachelor of Laws (LL.B. ) as the first professional degree in law originating in England. The LLB begins from the Latin abbreviation of Legum Baccalaureus (also known as the Bachelor of Laws). In my opinion, if you want to pursue Law then you must go to Sanskriti University. Law is a very popular career choice in any country and certainly one of the most respected professions with a wide range of career possibilities. Legal education in India has undergone a plethora of change in the last twenty years. Law is an attractive profession with lots of money and wide scope but it requires a good amount of hard work with no shortcuts. To become a successful lawyer one must possess good oratory skills and a strong command of language. The School of Law at Sanskriti University offers specialised law programmes with full coverage of law courses such as corporate law, taxation laws, Intellectual Property Rights (IPR), cyber law etc. The objective at School of Law is to produce competent legal professionals to confidently take up legal and policy challenges of the future. Global corporations require legal guidance at every step for execution of collaborations, Mergers & Acquisitions (M&As), Joint Ventures (JVs), technology transfers, patents & intellectual property rights, labour laws etc. Some of the upcoming and popular career opportunities for a law graduate are: Law Firms, Corporate Counsel, Litigation, Judicial Services/ Civil Services, Educational Institutions and Legal Journalist.

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Hi, After graduating, you may apply to the Bar Council and get a license to practice which may be an independent one or under a senior advocate. That helps you stand on your own and help in the administration of justice. Being an advocate is one option while after having a degree of LLB, you may choose to join any of the law firms and become a part of the team and earn a good package which may range between 9-12 lakhs in tier 1 firms and 6 to 8 lakhs in tier 2 and 3 firms. Also, you may appear for CLAT PG exam and get shortlisted by top PSUs such as ONGC, IOCL, GAIL, etc. and wherein the salary and perquisites are the best a government employee can get. Also, you become a central govt. employee as well and the salary ranges between 60000 to 80000 per month along with the perquisites. Moreover, you may prepare for Judicial Services Exam and become a judicial magistrate earning the status of a judge and a salary between 50 to 60000 per month. Also, you may end up choosing UPSC and become a bureaucrat and earn a handsome salary as well as a status of IPS, IAS, etc. You may also continue practice for 7 years and then join higher judicial services directly appointing you as a judge at the district level. You may give other exams wherein legal officers are needed such as banks and wherein you get to earn a very good salary up to 50000 per month. Not just this, you may go for LLM and then UGC NET and become a professor at any law school.

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<p>There are a lot of career options available for a law graduate in India. They can work in the corporate sector or any law firm as a legal associate. Also, they can join companies or in private banks as a legal adviser. There are various exams conducted in almost every field for lawyers where they have to work in their legal department as a legal associate, or adviser.&nbsp;</p><p>Another option is to opt for litigation which is the best option for young lawyers. Judiciary Services is another exam for which candidates can prepare and become a judge which is a dream for many aspiring lawyers.</p><p>If someone is interested in teaching, they can go for NET/SET exams and join any college as a law professor. Candidates can also look for exams conducted by various government offices where they have a post as a law officer or for law graduates. Thus, there are n number of career opportunities for a law graduate in India, BA LLB being the same. It all depends upon one's interest and wish to work in any field of law.&nbsp;</p>

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