Law

The desire to enter the legal profession is usually motivated by inspiration. Most law students are inspired by personal heroes, fictional heroes or the idea that one person can truly make a difference.

A career in law is a rewarding experience, both financially and in terms of the sense of fulfilment that comes from helping the citizens of society by raising their awareness and understanding of basic human rights. After completing 12th grade, the first step towards a career in law in India is to enroll in an undergraduate program such as LLB/BBA LLB. After completing the course, you can either begin practicing law or join a legal firm. Another option is to enroll in a postgraduate program, such as an LLM, to advance knowledge and gain the necessary career skills.

Scope of Law

In India, the scope of the law as a career is vast, with opportunities expanding in corporate houses, law firms, law agencies, administrative services, and so on. Law graduates nowadays not only dress in black and white to represent the court, but also make their presence felt through groundbreaking cases and legal reforms to make a difference. If you look at the history of law in India before and after the Constitution, you will notice some revolutionary changes. The Bar Council of India (BCI) was formed to oversee and regulate legal education and practice in India.

Law, also known as Legal Studies, is one of the most fascinating fields of study. There is a lot to read and remember, and the law can really put one's ability to solve problems to the test. There are always new brain teasers to keep the lawyers on their toes. A career in law is both exciting and capable of providing a good living. Aside from the initial challenges, lawyers can have a successful career as they advance.

Law Eligibility

Each law college in India has a unique selection process and eligibility criteria for admissions at the undergraduate and graduate levels. However, the following are the basic eligibility criteria that candidates must meet in order to be admitted to law courses at the undergraduate and graduate levels:

·       Candidates are eligible for admission to UG law courses if they have passed the Higher Secondary School/Intermediate (10+2) or its equivalent exam from a recognized board with at least 45% marks in aggregate.

·       Eligibility for PG Law Courses: Graduates from a recognized university are required for admission to the LLB (3-year) course. Candidates must also have an LLB or equivalent degree from a recognized university in order to be admitted to the LLM program.

Types of Law

·       Criminal Law    

·       Business Law    

·       Family Law

·       Real Estate and Property Law    

·       Immigration Lawyer      

·       Environmental Law

·       Cyber Law         

·       Military Law      

·       International Law

·       Intellectual Property Law           

·       Corporate Lawyer          

·       Commercial Law

·       Bankruptcy Law            

  Financial and Securities Law

List of Top Law courses: -

·       BCom LLB

·       BA LLB

·       BBA LLB

·       BSc LLB

·       LLB

·       LLM

·       Master of Business Law (MBL)

·       MBL-LLM

List of Entrance Exams to pursue Law degree: -

National Level Exams	Course Offered
CLAT	BA LLB, B.Sc LLB, BBA LLB, B.com LLB, BSW LLB, and, LLM
LSAT India	5 – year LLB programme, 3 – year LLB, LLM
AILET	BA LLB, LLM
MH CET Law	5 – years LLB courses and 3 – year LLB
AP LAWCET	5 – years LLB courses and 3 – year LLB, LLM
TS LAWCET	5 – years LLB courses and 3 – year LLB, LLM
KLEE	3- years LLB, 5 – years LLB, LLM
CUET BA LLB 2023	5 – years LLB programme
SLAT	BA LLB and BBA LLB
CUSAT CAT BBA LLB	5 – years LLB AND 3 – years LLB
ULSAT	BA LLB, B.COM
ILSAT	5 – years LLB program
AMU law	BA, LLB, LLM

 

List of Top Collages in India

·       National Law School of India University

·       National Law University

·       Nalsar University of Law

·       Symbiosis Law School

·       The West Bengal National University of Juridical Sciences

·       IIT Kharagpur

·       Jamia Millia Islamia