What is the scope of doing law after journalism?

Hi, Ideal options after BJMC are MJMC, MBA Media Management, M.A Advertising &amp; PR, etc. However, if you are passionate to become a lawyer, then you can go ahead with 3 year LLB program. For admission into a law school in India, you need to take an entrance exam called the Common Law Admission Test. You can plan accordingly. For details, visit <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="http://www.clat.ac.in" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>http://www.clat.ac.in</a> You must have strong analytic skills, good interpersonal skills and a keen understanding of the basic principles in order to successfully settle as a Lawyer. After obtaining degree, you can practice as a lawyer. To specialize in any specific law, it may be a good idea to pursue a post-graduate law degree or diploma courses in related field You can join either the Bar Council of India or a local or state bar council by submitting an application. Careers in law exist in the capacities of law officers, legal advisors, company secretaries, and solicitors. Law jobs are very specialized and focused in the corporate segment in India. Banking and non-banking financial institutes, insurance companies, large conglomerates, multinational corporations, appoint law professionals. The professions in this field have numerous opportunities in both private and government organizations. In judiciary section you can perform as:- Magistrate District Judge Munsifs Public prosecutor Attorney general Advocate general Solicitors Notary and oath commissioner In private sector, you can work as legal counsel or legal advisors for particulars firms, organizations or work as family advocates. Other areas of your work may include law reporters, trustees in various trusts, company secretary and many. You can also seek for jobs in abroad. But it is better to pursue the master’s degree and gain experience in this field before searching for an employment in overseas. Found this useful? Click on the thumbs up below or mark it as best.

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Both are professional in nature.I feel that you have to specialize in one of the two.You can not waver between the two.So, think carefully and choose a career you like.

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Hi, After BJMC, you should go for higher studies such as- Master of Arts in- Journalism Broadcast Journalism Convergent Journalism Mass Communication and Journalism Mass Communication Media and Communication Photo Journalism Public Relations Hindi and Journalism Master of Science in- Mass Communication Mass Communication and Journalism Mass Communication, Advertising and Journalism Master in Development Journalism and Mass Communication Master of Journalism and Mass Communication Master in Mass Communication, Advertising and Journalism Post Graduate Diploma in- Journalism and Mass Communication Journalism Print Journalism Science and Technology Journalism Business Journalism Defense Journalism Oriya Journalism Corporate Communication Aspirants who complete higher studies in Journalism can look for numerous job openings in several fields in the media industry. They can work in a lot of job profiles in this industry like Journalist Film Director Feature Writer Freelance Writer TV Correspondent Correspondent Cartoonist Photojournalist Editor Production Worker Producer Proof Reader Sound Engineer Special Correspondent Video Jockey (VJ) They can work in any of the following areas: Advertising Agencies Radio Telecasting Companies AIR - All India Radio Periodicals and Magazines Central Information Service Legal Affairs Department TV Channels The remuneration will depend on the chosen job profile and also on the firm in which they are working. Found this useful? Click on the thumbs up below or mark it as best.

The user recommends following institutes
Indian Institute of Journalism and New Media
Indian Institute of Mass Communication, New Delhi
National Institute of Mass Communication and Journalism (NIMCJ)

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