Which course should I pursue after completing LLB to get good career prospects?

<p>Pursuing an LLM (Master of Laws) after earning an LLB (Bachelor of Laws) is a wise decision to greatly improve employment possibilities. Gaining an LLM and specialising in fields like corporate law, intellectual property law, international law, or human rights law can lead to higher-paying jobs in legal practices, multinational corporations, governmental organisations, and international corporations. Furthermore, obtaining real-world experience through clerkships or internships in specialised fields enhances employment prospects and supplements academic credentials. Acquiring certificates in compliance, arbitration, or mediation through continuing education broadens skill sets and gives one an advantage in the legal field.</p>

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Not sure if you have completed LLB already or about to start. If you have completed 10+2, then go for integrated course BA.LLB or BBA.LLB. But if you have completed your graduation already then go for LLB 3 years course. There are many areas where you can move further. The various fields of specialisation are : Civil/Criminal Law Constitutional Law Administrative Law Human Rights Law Family Law Taxation Corporate Law Business Law International Law Labour Law Real Estate Law Intellectual property /Patent Law After LLB, you can either start working or you can also do CS or MBA. This will give a big boost to your career and fetch a very good job. All the best.

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