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Law courses in India are increasingly gaining popularity among students both at the undergraduate and at the postgraduate level with changed times. With the Indian society getting more and more conscious about their rights and duties, law programs are now among the top ten programs in India. Check out how to do LL.B after B.A.
A student can either enroll for a five-year B.A.LL.B course straight after your 10+2 or join a three year LLB course after graduation. The small difference between a 3-year L.L.B course and 5-year L.L.B course is that in the former you only study core Law subjects, while the latter also teaches basic subjects of graduation like Sociology, History, Political Science, Economics along with the core subjects of Law.
So a lot depends on students whether they choose BA LLB (5 year integrated course) or LLB (3 year course). Based on the choice of the student, one can choose whether he or she wants to work for a law firm, join the practice of another lawyer.
The highest paying law jobs in India include Intellectual Property Lawyer, Corporate Lawyer, Law Firm Associate, Tax Lawyer, Judicial Officers, Judge or Law School Professor etc. To join judiciary, you need to clear the examination conducted by Public Service Commissions of different States. That is how studying law even further gives the students an option to work as magistrates.
If a student is thinking of going into research and publishing or the education sector, a specialization would help you enhance your knowledge. A post graduate degree always help in gaining a specialized knowledge about a particular field a student have interest in while the undergraduate degree can only help you in getting a general understanding of all the fields.
The options are many when it comes to the different branches of law you can practice and specialize in. A lot depends on the choice of the student also.
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