LAW after engineering

is there any night college in mumbai to do law. im also an sw engineer and want to study cyber law.

u can do law course in evening classes.

thnx for reply but i want to know the list of colleges which provide evening classes. i appreciate if you could help me with that.

check list of colleges offering such classes in ur state.

Hello All,

I too express and echoes the views of many who turned to study Law. I completed Master from Engineering from IIT and having returned from US.  I did not know any matrimonial laws and I was trapped by 498a expert wife. Thats the time I realised, though I have prepared basic laws and indian constitution for my civil service papers, because of lack of detailed knowledge, my life turned upside down. I decided to join  law  and fight for few poor people and victims justice.

I too feel pained to see many lawyers do ill practice for their bread and butter.

Lawyers and dcotors have more moral responsibilty than all other professional, I regard these two highly.

Dear Sir/madam

 Please please guide me ..I am   Abrar from Karnataka I have completed BE in Mechanical Engineering in 2012 and working in JSW Steel company from past 2 years 3 months.... I am thinking to do LLB course.. So please tell me weather Doing after LLB after BE will add credential to my carrier .

The reason is working life is not in corporate steel companies

My moto is to  work as legal advisor for technical company  as i feel without any legal assistance we cant run even a small business.

Please guide me weather  company gives preferece for LLB & LLM graduates  or BE LLB Graduate ...

awaiting for response.

Its my prayer before Lawyer sclub of india Please  reply .

My email id is abbuabrarbvb@gmail.com

As you are interested to pursue law, I would suggest you to go with it as there are many institutes in Coimbatore offering Distance Education in LLB which you can Google it. You have to take your own career decision & I would suggest you keep your parents informed about your interest in law. 

Dear,

Am civil engineer having experience of 26 years want to do PG in law in any of our related field. Please suggect.

Regards,
Dinesh Kumar

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Anyone can become a lawyer even the engineers. They just need to opt for the right course form the right educational institutions. The faculty and the infrastructure should be checked well before filling up the application form. In many cases, the students will need to appear for the entrance tests and the personal interview rounds.

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