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Last Updated on March 13, 2020 The corporate sector or the business sector has seen unprecedented growth in the last few decades. This has created huge opportunities for the corporate law professional in the industry. Corporate law is a specialization of the legal profession that focuses on companies or corporations. The life of corporate lawyers circles around how they interact …
Last Updated on Nov 10, 2019 Now, as I’m sure you know, your 12th Board score is not taken into consideration for CLAT. But saying this is of no use because there are plenty of other places where the 12th Board score matters a lot, and anyway it is never a good idea to place all your bets on one …
Last Updated on Nov 10, 2019 “Law” is the basic part of our constitution. The law education is the only legal education in India. A student who passes this degree is designated a “Lawyer” and this has to be done before entering court activities and practices. In India, the student can pursue the law career after class 12 in any …
Last Updated on Nov 18, 2019 A trial lawyer is a person who is educated in the field of law, has passed the bar exam and argues their client’s case in front of a judge or a jury. In many movies where the life of a trial lawyer has been liked by the audience where they go head-to-head in dramatic …
We have covered all the necessary details about CLAT 2020 for you in this blog post. All the important dates, eligibility criteria, application process, syllabus, exam pattern and latest changes have been listed below. Common-Law Admission Test (CLAT) is one of the most coveted of all the entrances in India after Class XII. The Supreme Court of India mandated a …
Last Updated on Nov 14, 2019 Deciding Between 3 Year and 5 Year LLB? We have got you covered. Here is some necessary information related to 3 year and 5 year LLB Courses available in our country. We hope after reading this blog, you get to know the key differences and decide between the options present. Of late, law degrees …
