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Hii Manan

Legal advisors work in Law firms where they provide legal advisory services to their clients, in other words, legal advisors help their clients make the right legal advice. They are a type of in house lawyer, so they have the same education requirement as of a regular lawyer which includes completing college, law college and bar exam.

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Hi Rinchen! 

Greetings! 

As per my knowledge,  Campus law centre(CLC) is best law centre in D.U. It’s known for its reputation. It has old infrastructure but still faculty is so good. The other 2 centres are also good LC1 and LC2 and they have new infrastructure. But I’ll prefer you for CLC.

Admission in CLC takes place through an entrance test. You can simply apply for the Entrance Test which is held in the second or third week of June every year.This time test has been held on 3rd July and result will declared on 20 July. 

The admission portal for the Entrance Test opens in the Month of late April or May.

The Final Merit List will be announced only on the basis of the marks secured in the Entrance Exam.

Apart from this I don't know is there any other procedure to take admission in CLC. 

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Thank you and good luck. 

Hello Zuber

As a legal advisor in initial year itself, people dont take you seriously, unless you are from National Law University as Topper or from Big Legal Group's Internship.

You will have to start with home size projects with individuals and build your own repute in Industry, then over 2-3 yeas experience, you can easily scale up ranging INR 20000-30000.

IF you are associated with even one Big Company, your pay gets a boost, you will then be earning higher with no problem 

Easily 40000 to 50000 can be earned and some are earning even upto 100000 per month in just 5 years.

Then your actual journey starts-

5-10 yr:  upto 1lakh growth

10+:   1-2lakh per month even higher

Hello Aspirant!

According to the BLS, individuals must earn bachelor's degrees prior to enrolling in law school. Undergraduate students have the freedom to major in almost any field, although the BLS recommends interested students take several courses in government, mathematics, English, history, communications, and economics. Potential majors that are directly related to the field of law may include criminal justice, legal studies, or political science, but students are not required to major in any of these areas.

Acceptance into law school is often contingent upon how well students score on the Law School Admissions Test (LSAT), a national exam administered by the Law School Admission Council, Inc. There are five sections to each exam, each of which includes multiple-choice questions. An additional non-graded section contains an essay question, but this section is mainly used as a writing sample that potential law schools may review. Each student's score indicates how well that student can analyze questions, make logical decisions, and comprehend advanced concepts.

In most cases, earning a Juris Doctordegree from law school takes three years to complete after the bachelor's degree program. The first year is filled with structured course requirements and may include classes that cover torts, constitutional laws, contracts, property law, civil procedure, and criminal law. All students spend their second and third years in elective courses related to their career goals. Many law schools offer concentration options to help students figure out which courses will provide the best career preparation. For example, concentration options may include science and technology, business law, social change, public law, general practice, or advocacy training.

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Hello,

There are many options in higher education after integrated course inBA LLB. Students can opt for LLM or MBA after this. Those interested in a career in teaching field can choose LLM and those want to divert their career to flexible areas and to gain experience with corporate can choose MBA.

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Hi Yash. The online application form for DU LLB will be made available by the University on 20th May 2019. The last to fill the form is yet to be notified by the University.

Hello,

Institute of Banking Personnel Selection (IBPS) conducts IBPS Clerk in online mode across India for selecting candidates in its clerical cadre in 19 Public Sector Banks. Some government and private financial organisations also accept IBPS score for filling up their clerical cadre posts in their respective organisations. The exam of IBPS Clerk is conducted in two phases – Preliminary and Mains. Those who are graduate and between 20 to 28 years of age are eligible to apply for IBPS Clerk. Only those candidates who qualify preliminary exam phase can appear for the mains exam. The final merit list is prepared on the basis of marks scored by the candidates in the mains examination. All the shortlisted candidates after the mains exam are recruited at various banks in their clerical cadre.

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