Career

After doing a PG Diploma in TV Journalism and Communication at the Asian College of Journalism, you have lots of job options. You can work in news channels, entertainment, or even companies that make shows. In the one-year program, you learn how to interview people, speak well, and make news stories. It's great if you're into journalism or making media. Once you finish, you can get a good-paying job in news or production. If you like broadcast journalism, you can also join a programme at the Indian Institute of Journalism. They take about 100 students each year. You might need to do tests or group discussions to get in. If you do well, you could become a Reporter, Editor, Designer, or News Anchor.

After completing B.A. LL.B from National Law University, you have a wide range of career prospects. Some of the job options directly related to your degree include arbitrator, barrister, chartered legal executive, company secretary, paralegal, solicitor, and trade mark attorney.You can also pursue a career as a litigation lawyer, criminal lawyer, judge, legal advisor, or corporate lawyer in law firms, corporate firms, or government organizations. Additionally, you can consider pursuing further studies such as LLM, which can lead to a career involving extensive research, teaching, or corporate sector roles like company secretary.Other career options include working as an advocate, paralegal, legal administrator, junior lawyer, law lecturer, law officer, or state prosecutor.Graduates can also explore opportunities in legal journalism, research, academia, legal consulting, alternative dispute resolution, or advocacy work in NGOs.The B.A. LL.B degree equips you with comprehensive knowledge of national and international laws, making you suitable for various roles in the legal field, business, management, and public service.

Earning a B.A. LL.B. from The West Bengal National University of Judicial Sciences (NUJS) leads to exceptional placement rates above 90%, as well as a variety of lucrative job options. NUJS graduates get employment with renowned recruiters like Trilegal, AZB & Partners, and Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas, and gain jobs in prestigious law firms, corporations, NGOs, and government agencies. Alumni follow a variety of employment trajectories, such as careers in academia, civil service, entrepreneurship, and alternative law. A person's success is greatly influenced by their networking, academic record, internships, and individual performance. Employers enjoy NUJS's robust alumni network, exposure to a range of legal specialties, and research opportunities that develop research and critical thinking abilities.