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Pragati Singh
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Candidates should have secured at least 55-50 percent marks in their Bachelor degree for admission to a degree course in Education Law. However, every law school/university in India provides relaxation of 5 percent marks to Scheduled Caste or Scheduled Tribe candidates.
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No, the CLAT exam is primarily for admission to undergraduate law programs offered by National Law Universities (NLUs) and other participating institutions. These programs lead to an LLB degree, but not specifically in Education Law.
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Key areas covered in an Education Law course include:Constitutional provisions related to educationEducation acts and policiesEducational governance and administrationStudent rights and disciplineEducational equity and accessEducational finance and funding
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Some popular job profiles in Education Law include Education Law Attorney, Education Policy Analyst, Education Compliance Officer, School Legal Counsel, Higher Education Administrator, and Education Consultant.
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Following are the career paths you can follow after Education Law:Working in various education law firms, or working for non-governmental organizations or governments.As legal consultants or managers employed in schools and other educational facilities.In universities or research and think thank facilities all over the world.Positions in independent associations and organizations that plan and campaign for education policies.
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No, you cannot proceed to Education Law after 10+2. Here's why:Education Law is a postgraduate specialisation: This involves basic prior training in law in order to interpret these frameworks and their implications for the education sector.Minimum qualification is an LLB degree: This is a three-year or five-year programme which provides you with an understanding of the basics of law that prepares you for further studies.Hence, you must first obtain an LLB qualification before enrolling in an Education Law class such as an LLM (Master of Laws) or Diploma programme.
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Yes, apart from degree programmes, candidates can also pursue Diploma and certificate programmes in the field of Education Law.
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Education Law courses come in various formats, including:Postgraduate Diplomas (PG Diplomas): Introductory courses and workshops that provide the basics of the particular subject within a short time.Master of Laws (LL.M): Proper and more detailed approaches to Education Law through extensive programs.Master of Philosophy (MPhil): Degree programs that are research based and specialised fields of Education Law.Doctor of Philosophy (LLD): The highest degree that demands a significant amount of the creation of a new thesis.
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Education Law courses in India have some basic qualification requirements of eligibility criteria but they also differ with the college and level of education. In most instances, the candidates must have obtained an LLB or any other relevant degree from a recognised university or any other institution. Certain courses may have a prerequisite of prior work experience in the area of education or other related fields.
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KCC Institute of Legal and Higher Education offers a reputable BA LLB programme affiliated with Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University. The BA LLB (Hons) programme spans five years, focusing on legal education through classroom teaching, case studies, and moot courts. Graduates can pursue careers as lawyers, advocates, or solicitors with an average annual salary ranging from INR 3 to 6 lakhs. The college also emphasizes practical learning and offers opportunities for internships during the course. KCC ILHE has a good track record of placements with top recruiters like TCS, Infosys, and ICICI Bank offering lucrative salary packa
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