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Ms SomyaCurious soul. Discovering ways to explore myself.
Contributor-Level 10
Hey Nallathangaraj,
Yes, definitely. It might seem a little difficult to get a decent job after this course, but if you are thorough with the concepts and know the practical applications, you can for sure get a good job.
You can look for on and off campus jobs.
Hope that helps.
All the best.
Yes, definitely. It might seem a little difficult to get a decent job after this course, but if you are thorough with the concepts and know the practical applications, you can for sure get a good job.
You can look for on and off campus jobs.
Hope that helps.
All the best.
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Kukki Bala
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The minimum requirement of eligibility for the course is an LLB (Bachelor of Law) or another equivalent degree, completed with a minimum aggregate score of 45% for general category and 40% for SC/ST, from a recognized university.
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pradeep kumarSr. Section Engr(Design)
Scholar-Level 18
JB, Pursuing Diploma in corporate law along with LL.B. is an excellent idea. This will provide you in depth knowledge about the company's affairs. ILS law College, Pune may be the good option for you. The course covers the following modules as. Module 1- Company Laws & Securities Laws, Module 2- Mergers & Acquisitions and Tax Laws, Module 3 - Bankruptcy & Insolvency Code, Employment Laws & IP Law, Further course is classroom of 72 Hours of learning (23 weekdays 2 hours & 7 Saturdays- 4 Hours each). .
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vaishnavi shuklaLLM from Symbiosis Law School, Pune
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Hi Mr. Vijaya,
You can opt for the following:PG Diploma in Business Law- Eligibility:
Graduation in any discipline from a recognized university with a minimum aggregate score of 50%. Postgraduates with a five-year integrated law degree and those with a degree certificate attained upon completion of three years, are also eligible to apply. Post Graduate Diploma in Corporate Law- Eligibility for PGDCL
All candidates aspiring to pursue a post graduate Diploma degree in Corporate Law are first required to satisfy all the below mentioned criteria, in order to be eligible to apply for the course. Bachelor's degree in LLB or any other equivalent
You can opt for the following:PG Diploma in Business Law- Eligibility:
Graduation in any discipline from a recognized university with a minimum aggregate score of 50%. Postgraduates with a five-year integrated law degree and those with a degree certificate attained upon completion of three years, are also eligible to apply. Post Graduate Diploma in Corporate Law- Eligibility for PGDCL
All candidates aspiring to pursue a post graduate Diploma degree in Corporate Law are first required to satisfy all the below mentioned criteria, in order to be eligible to apply for the course. Bachelor's degree in LLB or any other equivalent
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Sushant Sharma
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Hi Pradeep, Please find the link below:
https://www.shiksha.com/law/colleges/colleges-Karnataka.
https://www.shiksha.com/law/colleges/colleges-Karnataka.
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Lorna Dsouza
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Hi,
There are plenty of opportunities in the government service and private industry. A fresh advocate begins as a junior assistant to an advocate and does file and research work and assists his senior in the court. He also drafts plaints and after three to four years he performs individually and actively in form of the judge. Similar process is to do with an aspiring solicitor. Aspiring solicitors start working with their seniors while they are studying. Successful lawyers become district attorneys and judges.
There are plenty of opportunities in the government service and private industry. A fresh advocate begins as a junior assistant to an advocate and does file and research work and assists his senior in the court. He also drafts plaints and after three to four years he performs individually and actively in form of the judge. Similar process is to do with an aspiring solicitor. Aspiring solicitors start working with their seniors while they are studying. Successful lawyers become district attorneys and judges.
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Navita Aggarwal
Beginner-Level 5
Hi,
If you want to pursue your studies in corporate law, then go for higher studies, or else please boil down your preference to specific subject, as corporate law is very vast. These days, certain national law universities are taking out certificate courses on various corporate subjects. You can have a glance on that also.
If you want to pursue your studies in corporate law, then go for higher studies, or else please boil down your preference to specific subject, as corporate law is very vast. These days, certain national law universities are taking out certificate courses on various corporate subjects. You can have a glance on that also.
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Aanchal AggarwalLooking out for people.
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Hello, If we look from the money point of view then definitely Criminal law is a better option. If you don't want to work under somebody then also go for criminal. Corporate is more desk work. You will have options for jobs for a nice salary. Thank you.
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