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Writer/Editor: Graduates with a B.A. In English . Can work as writers, editors, or proofreaders for various publications such as magazines, newspapers, online media, and book publishing companies. Content Creator: Graduates with a B.A. In English . Can work as content creators for digital marketing, social media, and advertising agencies. Journalist/Reporter: Graduates with a B.A. In English . Can work in the media industry as journalists, reporters, broadcast
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However, there are some universities or law colleges that may offer LLB courses in Hindi or other regional languages. Therefore, it is advisable to check the official website or brochure of the respective university or law college you are interested in, to know about the medium of instruction for their LLB program.
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It is recommended that you check with the specific college or university that you are interested in for their medium of instruction. Additionally, you can also check the official website of the Bar Council of India (BCI), which is the regulatory body for legal education in India, for a list of approved law colleges and universities in India.
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