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In which sector Law graduate can get job?


In the which sector of private sector can i get job if i am a law graduate excluding lawyer?




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27th September 2014, 12:23 PM
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Default Re: In which sector Law graduate can get job?

A job in legal services is considered to be the fast growing and highly paid profession in the world. This profession is one of the most adventurous and exciting job.Apart from being one of the most coveted professions in the world, lawyers always has a good place in our society today.LLB is not only a degree for one to get an employment, but it is a way for them to deliver their responsibility towards the society.

After completion of BA in LLB,you can opt for further higher studies which will widen your scope of job opportunities.You can pursue courses such as:-
-M.A. Human Rights
-M.A. Human Rights and Duties Education
-M.Phil. Law
-Master of Comparative Laws
-P.G Diploma in Women’s Rights and Human Rights
-Ph.D. Law
-Doctor of Laws (LL.D)

You can get employment opportunities in:-
-State and central government
-Defense
-Tax and Labor departments
-Banks
-Business houses
-Legal consultancies
-Educational institutes
-News papers
-News channels
-Sales and excise departments
-MNCs and Consultancy Firms

You can work as:-
-Lawyers
-Law Officers
-Legal Advisor
-Magistrate
-District/ sessions judge
-Munsifs
-Public prosecutor
-Attorney general
-Advocate general
-Solicitors
-Notary and oath commissioner
-Associate Attorney
Do you have any question? or have anything to say?



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