Which career is good after 12th: MBBS or law.

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pradeep kumar Sr. Section Engr(Design) | Scholar-Level 18

5 years ago

Keeping the current scenario in consideration, India's needs Doctors a lot. Doctors profession is very much respectable around the world. I have not seen any unemployed Doctor having the MBBS degree but most of the LL.B. Persons are unemployed. The MBBS course is too costly if you are not getting a seat under government quota. But the craze of MBBS and IITs are very high among the youngsters. So go with MBBS.

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Vinit | Guide-Level 12

5 years ago

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1)Law is limitless. A very little amount of hard work is needed to master the concepts. The effort needed to put in is comparatively lesser than medicine
2)Law is more of a collective profession - medicine is a personalized profession meaning - most groups of lawyers think alike but no two doctors think in the same way
3)Law gives you that edge in society. Dare to manhandle a lawyer and you will be shown your right place whereas you can easily manhandle a doctor and get away with it. These things do matter in the long term
4)With law you will get a comprehensive understanding of how the country's judicial system works - you interpret the law - administrative/civil/criminal etc. You can feel safe with the police/politicians
5)You can study to become a public prosecutor/district judge. In courts, it doesn't matter what the witnesses say only that matters what the judge has to say
6)The majority of the politicians are lawyers. They know all the loopholes in the system.
7)India needs both lawyers and doctors as both are scarce now.
8)A doctor has emergencies at odd times but a court proceeding can always wait - it can even send a summons to the doctor the very next day after his night shift. But a lawyer / any patient or that matter does not necessarily present himself for follow up. The legal profession is an honorable profession, as ancient as magistracy, as noble as virtue, as necessary as justice. To have a successful career in the legal industry, you need to get admission in one of the premier law college in India. These institutes offer undergraduate post-graduate ( LL. M. B.A. LL.B. And BBA LL.B. Research programmers in legal education and 1 year LL. M. programme across industry specific domains. Most of colleges follow different admission procedure and accept scores of CLAT (Common Law Admission Test) or other law entrance exams for admissions. Many of these colleges have their own entrance exam pathway too. There are multiple universities in India from where you can do 5 year LL.B. Like IILM University Gurugram offers BBA LL.B. & B.A. LL.B. & LL. M. with Moot Court Internship, Seminar, Workshops, Experiential Learning along with Inter-Disciplinary Curriculum.

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1)Law is limitless. A very little amount of hard work is needed to master the concepts. The effort needed to put in is comparatively lesser than medicine 2)Law is more of a collective profession - medicine is a personalized profession meaning - most groups of lawyers think alike but no two doctors think in the same way 3)Law gives you that edge in society. Dare to manhandle a lawyer and you will be shown your right place whereas you can easily manhandle a doctor and get away with it. These things do matter in the long term 4)With law you will get a comprehensive understanding of how the country's judicial system works - you interpret the law - administrative/civil/criminal etc. You can feel safe with the police/politicians 5)You can study to become a public prosecutor/district judge. In courts, it doesn't matter what the witnesses say only that matters what the judge has to say 6)The majority of the politicians are lawyers. They know all the loopholes in the system. 7)India needs both lawyers and doctors as both are scarce now. 8)A doctor has emergencies at odd times but a court proceeding can always wait - it can even send a summons to the doctor the very next day after his night shift. But a lawyer / any patient or that matter does not necessarily present himself for follow up. The legal profession is an honorable profession, as ancient as magistracy, as noble as virtue, as necessary as justice. To have a successful career in the legal industry, you need to get admission in one of the premier law college in India. These institutes offer undergraduate post-graduate ( LL. M. B.A. LL.B. And BBA LL.B. Research programmers in legal education and 1 year LL. M. programme across industry specific domains. Most of colleges follow different admission procedure and accept scores of CLAT (Common Law Admission Test) or other law entrance exams for admissions. Many of these colleges have their own entrance exam pathway too. There are multiple universities in India from where you can do 5 year LL.B. Like IILM University Gurugram offers BBA LL.B. & B.A. LL.B. & LL. M. with Moot Court Internship, Seminar, Workshops, Experiential Learning along with Inter-Disciplinary Curriculum.

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