Will I be able to practice law in India if I pursue law from Singapore?
I am a CA student. I completed B.Com. I am confused between MBA and Law.
167 Views|Posted 2013-11-11 21:23:55
Asked by Lavina Amesar
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2013-11-12 11:53:21
Hi,
The Bar Council of India recognizes degrees from certain colleges outside India. For a full list of these degrees, and the relevant notification, click on the link below-
http://www.barcouncilofindia.org/wp-content/uploads/2010/05/List-of-Foreign-Universities-May-2012.pdf
There are, therefore
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9 years ago
Indian Legal system is mainly based on IPC -Indian Penal Code and CRPC-Criminal Procedures code. Offenses and Punishments, View of judiciary systems on different aspects etc. are different from the course you have studied. Each countries following their own Procedures. So it is hard to get registrat
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2013-11-12 11:40:30
Hi,
I would request @||aru.chopra|| to give you detailed information regarding eligibility to practice law in India.
Please remember MBA is a good course to pursue and it offers good career prospects and excellent growth opportunities.
MBA degree is considered as an attractive career option as af
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2013-11-11 22:20:14
Lavina.If you want to pursuing your practice in India its very difficult for you. Law is differ from there.
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