Everything you need to know about pursuing a legal career in India. From entrance exams to practice areas.
After Class 12th
After Graduation
Common Law Admission Test
(For 22 NLUs)
All India Law Entrance Test
(For NLU Delhi)
Law School Admission Test
(For Private Universities)
Maharashtra Common Entrance Test
(For GLC & ILS)
The legal field in India is vast. Here are the most popular paths.
Work with law firms or companies. Handle mergers, acquisitions, contracts, and compliance. High growth and salary potential.
Traditional practice in courts. Representing clients in Civil, Criminal, or Family matters. Requires patience and strong argumentation skills.
Become a Judge or Magistrate by clearing the State Judicial Services Exam. A highly prestigious government position.
In-house counsel for banks, MNCs, or startups. Focuses on internal legal issues, labor laws, and risk management.
Emerging fields dealing with internet crimes, data privacy, patents, and trademarks. High demand in the tech era.
Drafting and researching for foreign law firms (US/UK) from India. Good work-life balance and corporate exposure.
Finish your 3-year or 5-year LL.B. from a BCI (Bar Council of India) recognized university.
Enroll with your respective State Bar Council (e.g., Bar Council of Tamil Nadu). You will receive a provisional ID.
Pass the All India Bar Examination within 2 years of enrollment to get your permanent "Certificate of Practice".
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