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Scope for Legal Research in India ??

Guest 23 Jun 2011, 18:10

Hey everyone..I just got selected in NLSIU Bangalore and am planning to take it up.But before that i want to clear a couple of doubts which i had about the legal field in India. You see I am looking at a career in legal research. So I would like to know everything about it..starting with the necessary qualification to the score and range of it as a career option.What will the career path be like?and what are the various options i can expect to see in it. ? As a personal opinion i would like to do a specialisation in some branch of law and then maybe contribute to policy change or work as maybe say a Professor of Law ..So kindly let me know as much as you can about this. Thanks in advance. :) :)

3 Replies

AnonymousLLB 24 Jun 2011, 05:59

WTF?.

in the first place u made it through NLSIU!!!! which is the harvard of the east!!!

dont deny our conutry one more corporate lawyer dude.

u dont need to go to NLSIU to become a professor at law.! leave that seat for those goddamn hawks who look to make the legal world go bonkers in 5 yrs from now by joining one of the Magic circle law firms.

AnonymousLLB 24 Jun 2011, 13:53

@above

You sound like a child and want a cadbury Dairy Milk.

Be mature buddy, not everyone studying at top law schools is interested in jobs.

Go, Get a Life.

AnonymousLLB 15 Oct 2013, 00:05

You sound like a child who wants a Cadbury Dairy Milk.

Be mature buddy, not everyone studying in a reputed law school ( and not school’s) is interested in a job.

Go,get a life.

Grammar my friend, grammar. After all you are a lawyer from a reputed law school do not destroy its prestige.