Patent law

Not directly. You will have to first complete a 3yr law degree to be able to practice in this law. Otherwise you can always help In the "examination of patent applications" steps in patent office which is typically an office job with only documents to read.

Hi Arun,
To study law, an applicant must have a Bachelor's degree and this sector is open to candidates from all fields. You have to apply for the LLB programme abroad by qualifying the entrance tests like ISAT and TOEFL/IELTS. You can check university websites for the admission details and start applying.

Thanks Mr. Sengar to invite me to answer the query posted by Gopal. Gopal In India the specialization in law only available in LL.M degree so the eligibility for doing the LL.M. is LL.b.

It depends on your future plans or the firm you are serving now and wish to advance in your career. Maritime Law is specific to maritime activities but IPR laws are required at both national and international level.