shubho (11) 23 September 2008

Bachelor of General law

Hello mentors

I am pursing the bachelor of general law from Annamalai university . It's thru correspondence . Can somebody let me know the career prospects after that.

regards

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SHEKHAR MISHRA (public servant) 24 September 2008

You have many options like practising law, law firms,service etc..

H. S. Thukral (Lawyer) 24 September 2008

With a BGL degree you can not be enrolled as an Advocate and can not practice law . There is no correspondence course by any university which is recognised by BCI which would give license to practice law. You can try some jobs in legal fields

shubho (11) 24 September 2008

Reply ... Thanks for the tip.. Can somebody tell me what type of jobs are possible with a BGL degree . can i be associated with an advocate?

regards

ca.bhupendrashah (FCADISA) 24 September 2008

always create a specialised field

Rama chary Rachakonda (Secunderabad/Highcourt practice watsapp no.9989324294 ) 25 September 2008

yes. U can verymuch associates with lawyers by helping desk work.

Kiran Kumar (Lawyer) 27 September 2008

u can remain associated with a lawyer, u can do office management and drafting work....but sorry u wont be able to appear in the court to conduct cases, for that u need professional degree.

even corporate sector would demand LL.B professional.

shubho (11) 30 September 2008

Hello Mentors thanks for the tip ...But since I am working from 9 to 6 , can somebody tell me if there is an option for evening classes . I am based out of Delhi.

regards

TS Bhatia (HR Executive) 14 October 2008

you can practice as an advocate

Adv.Shine Thomas (Advocate) 22 October 2008

you can't enrol as an advocate.

Hemanth Kumar (student) 24 October 2008

Hi,

Well I would suggest , you to pursue an PG. Diploma course IPR / Cyber laws and try for an LPO jobs.

with best regards

VASU

Adv. Rishab (Law Student) 07 November 2008

BGL doesnt entitle anyone for enrollmentas an advocate and to practice in courts because as per advocates act , LLB or BALLB is required

Adv. Rishab (Law Student) 07 November 2008

BGL doesnt entitle anyone for enrollmentas an advocate and to practice in courts because as per advocates act , LLB or BALLB is required

ritu bhadana (advocate) 13 March 2009

i agree with every1

Swami Sadashiva Brahmendra Sar (Nil) 13 March 2009

u may verify mr. vasu's advice. i think he is right. no university would confer any degree which is of no use. so far working in advocates' office is concerned any body without LL.B degree can be associated. it all drepends appon policies of that advocate or his firm.