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To make a career in law, aspirants can study five-year integrated LLB courses at the Undergraduate level such as BA LLB. If candidates have already completed their graduation in other streams, and now they wish to make a career in law, then they pursue a three-year LLB course For those who want to make a career as Legal Researcher by studying law further, Indian law colleges also offer a two-years master’s degree in law (LLM) followed by a doctoral degree (PhD).

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Law is a career stream that aspirants can pursue at the Undergraduate (UG), Postgraduate (PG), or Doctorate (PhD) level to study, research, and practice in India. Law as a career is prestigious and is popular among students in India. Law practitioners include famous people like Mahatma Gandhi, Nelson Mandela, Ram Jethmalani, as well as former US President Barack Obama. The scope of the law as a career is immense in India as opportunities expand in corporate houses, law firms, law agencies, administrative services, and the like. These days, law graduates not only get dressed in black and white apparel to represent the court but also make their presence felt with ground breaking cases and legal reforms to make a difference. If you look at the history of law in India, it has seen some revolutionary changes before and after the Constitution was born. The Bar Council of India (BCI) was established to regulate and manage Legal education and profession in India.

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Who can pursue Law? Any candidate who demonstrates good intellect, fluency and clarity of speech and has excellent convincing skill is fit for this course. Therefore, those candidates who wish to make a career in litigation or judiciary which are the traditional career options after completing Law must surely pursue this course. They must exuberate confidence and must be unbiased in order to exercise their judgment efectively. They must have met all the eligibility requirements in order to secure an admission in Law courses across popular colleges in India. What is the scope after completing Law? Depending on the level of study, one can choose various career options after completing Law courses. One can pursue LLM and subsequetly PhD after completing five-year integrated course or LLB in order to make a career in academics. They must also clear UGC NET or SET in order to be eligible to work as an Assistant Professor. Those who aspire to enter into the field of litigation must enrol themselves in the Bar Council and also clear AIBE in order to be eligible to practice anywhere in India. They can also prepare for judicial exams or other competitive examinations in order to be recruited by Public Sector Companies as Legal Advisors or Legal Managers. Eligibility for Law Law colleges across India have a different selection process and eligibility criteria for admissions at UG and PG levels. However, given below is the basic eligibility criteria that candidates need to fulfil to secure admission in law courses offered at UG and PG levels:

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