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Law optional question paper 2017 discussion

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  • Hello,
    If you are a law student you have various Career options available other than UPSC Exam. You can make career in the lectureship and Research program too. The NET Exam is conducted every year for the students aspiring career in the teaching as well as in Research.
    The UGC NET exam is conducted in two phases UGC NET Paper 1 and Paper 2
    Check out the complete guidance as well as list of UGC NET Paper 1 Books

    from here
    Here is the list of Careers for the law students
    Career as legal Research
    Career in lectureship
    Get Jobs in PSUs
    Work in Judicial Cadre
    Writer of Law books
    Useful training to Law students
    Universal Guide to Law for UGC NET Exam
    And when nothing works.....
    you can always be an Advocate. No fear of unemployment. :)

    Perhaps, that is the beauty of law.
    +1

    Anyone took LSAT today?
    Which colleges in India admit based on LSAT scores, except Jindal?
    IIT Kharagpur, Azim Premji, VIT, SRM, Amity...
    Okay. I think VIT only has 5 year law. Not 3 year LLB.

    In case of IIT KGP, i think you must be an engineer. Normal graduates are not eligible. Yep.

    I'm an engineer.
  • Anyone applying for DU llm ? I am thinking of joining 3 years llm for working professionals.
  • edited May 2018
    Anyone applying for DU llm ? I am thinking of joining 3 years llm for working professionals.
    I am applying.

    3-year one is a lot more flexible with attendance and all such issues.
  • how many appeared for CLAT PG? i found the paper particularly difficult.
  • Anyone applying for DU llm ? I am thinking of joining 3 years llm for working professionals.
    I am applying.

    3-year one is a lot more flexible with attendance and all such issues.
    I am thinkning the same. But I dont know if this year or next. Did you write mains this year?
  • Anyone applying for DU llm ? I am thinking of joining 3 years llm for working professionals.
    I am applying.

    3-year one is a lot more flexible with attendance and all such issues.
    I am thinkning the same. But I dont know if this year or next. Did you write mains this year?
    No bro. I have never even written prelims. I am in final year of LLB. Figured out quite early, i would ruin my law if i go all in for CSE.

    I will most probably take a break this year and focus on CSE.
    Though i will write LLM entrance, but don't plan to take admission this year.
  • Anyone applying for DU llm ? I am thinking of joining 3 years llm for working professionals.
    I am applying.

    3-year one is a lot more flexible with attendance and all such issues.
    I am thinkning the same. But I dont know if this year or next. Did you write mains this year?
    BTW, i have heard the 3-year degree is not recognized by UGC and might create problems if you plan to go for teaching in a university.
  • Anyone applying for DU llm ? I am thinking of joining 3 years llm for working professionals.
    I am applying.

    3-year one is a lot more flexible with attendance and all such issues.
    I am thinkning the same. But I dont know if this year or next. Did you write mains this year?
    BTW, i have heard the 3-year degree is not recognized by UGC and might create problems if you plan to go for teaching in a university.
    Where did you hear this from? I dont need to go for Teaching. will just join to complete LLM. Good thing you didnt do CSE and LLB together. Try keeping above 60 average, opens up lots of opportunities.
  • How on Earth can DU offer a degree unrecognised by UGC ?
  • Guys can anyone plz share post wise vacancy breakup for CSE 2017....need urgently...thnxx in advance
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