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Amit Jain

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To become a member of bar council of India, you need to clear National Bar exam or the bar exam for respective state you want to become member of. However, only LLB degree holders are eligible for sitting in bar exams. Unfortunately you cannot do LLB from open university as there is no provision for it. LLB is a full time course and can be done only from an accredited university recognised by University Grants Commission. You can do Diploma courses in law but you would still not be eligible for the bar exam.

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Megha Aggarwal

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The salary of the lawyer depends on the reputation of the firm. It will be difficult to give any salary figure as it would vary from lawyer to lawyer.
Some are barely making Rs.50-80k per month, whereas other may roll in Rs.4-5 lacs easily, or even more per month.

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Akash Jain

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To become a banking lawyer, first, you need to have a law degree from an institution recognized by the Bar Council of India. After that, you would need to register yourself to obtain a license to practice law.
Banking law is one of the most interesting areas of law as it involves a lot of subject matter and a lot of diverse areas. You need to have a fair idea of banking law and ancillary aspects to be a banking lawyer. You can get this through the course taught in the law school. For more insights, you can pursue a credit course or Diploma in this area of law. A Masters in this area of law would help provide you with much need insigh
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Akash Jain

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To become a Competiton Lawyer, first, you need to have a law degree from an institution recognized by the Bar Council of India. After that, you would need to register yourself to obtain a license to practice law.
Competition law is one of the most interesting areas of law as it involves a lot of subject matter and a lot of diverse areas. You need to have a fair idea of competition law and ancillary subject matters to be a commercial lawyer. You can get this through the course taught in the law school. For more insights, you can pursue a credit course or Diploma in this area of law. A Masters in this area of law would help provide yo
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Akash Jain

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To become an administrative lawyer, first, you need to have a law degree from an institution recognized by the Bar Council of India. After that, you would need to register yourself to obtain a license to practice law.
Administrative law is one of the most interesting areas of law as it involves a lot of subject matter and a lot of diverse areas. You need to have a fair idea of constitutional law and administrative law to be an administrative lawyer. You can get this through the course taught in the law school. For more insights, you can pursue a credit course or Diploma in this area of law. A Masters in this area of law would help p
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Akash Jain

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To become a commercial lawyer, first, you need to have a law degree from an institution recognized by the Bar Council of India. After that, you would need to register yourself to obtain a license to practice law.
Commercial law is one of the most interesting areas of law as it involves a lot of subject matter and a lot of diverse areas. You need to have a fair idea of commercial law to be a commercial lawyer. You can get this through the course taught in the law school. For more insights, you can pursue a credit course or diploma in this area of law. A Masters in this area of law would help provide you with much need insights and pr
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Shourya Garg

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It is a good field to choose as in foreign as well as in India there have been many cases with regards to employee and company issues so the best way is to practice in labour courts or associate yourself with an NGO.

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Abhishek VikramLawyer.UPSC Aspirant,Avid reader

Guide-Level 13

Hey there,
Becoming Mr. Ramjethmalani or Mr. Arun Jaitley takes nothing more than the devotion and discipline to the profession and above all an extensive experience.
To become a successful lawyer, you need to abide by the constitution of India as well as the Advocates act of India.
Beside this, you must not be the one committing professional misconduct thus work ethics are needed.
If you go through the works of Mr. Jethmalani or Mr. Jaitley, you can find no occasion where a professional misconduct took place.
Also, both have been ethical lawyers.
Thus, besides having knowledge of law, articulation ability is much required.
A successful lawye
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Abhishek VikramLawyer.UPSC Aspirant,Avid reader

Guide-Level 13

Hey there,
Well, lawyers practising consumer law and protection of consumers are not many as it comes within their ambits along with other fields of law.
However, for a lawyer to practice consumer law, you must be well versed in the consumer protection act and other basic laws for which you shall need a law degree. Also, the lawyer shall be requiring a specialization in consumer laws including other laws so that grievances are heard well.
Also, the procedural aspect and knowledge is very much needed so before independent practice and internships are advisable with lawyers dealing in this field so that the practical aspects are learnt.
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