Do you think a growing number of law graduates are choosing different career paths instead of practicing law? |
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| Yes | 89 % |
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| No | 8 % |
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| Can't say | 4 % |
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| Total Votes Cast : 80 | |
| Submitted By - cci_admin | Read Comments |
| Posted by malipeddi jaggarao |
28/03/2014 09:12:28 |
| Law degree is not only for practice. There are ample opportunities open to the Law graduates nowadays. | |
| Posted by Arati Gawde |
25/03/2014 16:22:11 |
| Yes | |
| Posted by T. Kalaiselvan, Advocate |
25/03/2014 15:07:18 |
| based on the statistics most of the law graduates prefer the law profession but some go away to some other field, hence it cannot be said properly. | |
| Posted by Rana Sangram Singh |
24/03/2014 21:05:41 |
| i agree with Mr. Nanda. | |
| Posted by S.QAISAR ALI ADV. |
24/03/2014 19:38:14 |
| legal profession need hard work and patience to earn livelihood. so they are................. | |
| Posted by R.V.RAO |
24/03/2014 00:38:38 |
| law may be a noble profession but does not guarantee livelihood/means of survival due to supply being more than demand, AND SOME OF THE ADVISORY /LEGAL SERVICES OFFERED BY LEGAL PROFESSIONALS ARE OFFERED BY OTHER PROFESSIONS LIKE C.S,C.A ETC.. Hence law graduates are in search of other greener paths. | |
| Posted by Kamakshi.G |
23/03/2014 18:44:07 |
| Graduates in law are choosing different career paths because they have to struggle very hardly for their monetary returns initially. | |
| Posted by R.K Nanda |
21/03/2014 21:14:53 |
| yes. r.k.nanda-adv-supreme court of india | |
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