Ministry of Law and Justice controls the government organizations in the law & justice sector in India. It is the oldest limb of the Indian Government dating back to 1833. After the commencement of the Government of India Act 1919, the Indian Legislature constituted there under exercises the legislative power.

The ministry has three departments under its purview namely department of justice, department of legal affairs and legislative department.

Government organizations under the law & justice ministry:

The government organizations working under the law & justice ministry are as follows:

• Law Commission of India

• National Commission to Review the Working of the Constitution

• Supreme Court of India

• High Courts spread over 21 places in India

• District Courts located in 12 different districts in India

• National Informatics Centre

• Bar Council of India

• Delhi Judicial Academy

• Delhi Legal Service Authority

• Delhi Mediation Centre

• Delhi State Consumer Disputes Redressel Commission

• National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission

• Supreme Court Legal Service Committee

• National Human Right Commission

Recent job notification in the law & justice sector:

Recently, the following public sector job notifications were issued for various positions given here under:

• Court Manager – Ministry of Law & Justice

• Cash Officer – Ministry of Law & Justice

• Superintendent (Legal) – Legislative Department

• Stenographers (Hindi) - Ministry of Law & Justice

• Personal Assistant – Ministry of Law & Justice

• Upper Division Clerk - Ministry of Law & Justice

• Confidential Superintendent - Ministry of Law & Justice

Educational qualification needed for finding jobs in law & justice sector:

As most of us know, candidates looking for a placement opportunity in Law and justice sector must have completed their graduation the field of law. Therefore, candidates with the following educational qualification can find employment opportunities in the law and justice sector:

• Bachelor of Law

• Master of Law

• Post Graduate Diploma in

o Banking & insurance law

o Cyber law

o International business law

o Corporate law

o Intellectual property law

o Arbitration and conciliation

From the aforesaid different branches, it is clear that candidates can choose their specialization in any of these fields, which will enable them to find better job positions in that particular branch of law. In addition, they can also study taxation law pertaining to income tax, excise law, etc… There are special universities in India meant for law education and candidates with graduation from a reputed institution can find very good job prospects.