In India, "legal education" often refers to the formal education and experience

Over the years, the number of students choosing to further their education

Following graduation from high school, law school is the specialised field

Law, inherently, is a discipline, which has a utility in all public offices and government departments.

The Indian Constitution gives force to the country's existing judicial system.

Ever since the enactment of the Indian Penal Code, 1860 and the Code of Criminal Procedure in 1973, it has undergone several amendments.

B.B.A.LL.B. is an undergraduate dual degree integrated programme. The full form of it is Bachelor of Business Administration .

It is that branch of law which consists of laws relating to trade, industry & commerce.

Cyber Law deals with crimes at Internet and Cyberspace. It covers issues relating to freedom of expression

‘Judicial Services’ is one of the most elite and coveted professions that a law student wishes to pursue.

The five-year integrated Law programme has various options of pursuing Law with subjects of Arts,

The legal profession is a quick developing career. At present time due to the development of various

When it comes to studying law, there is a single most efficient rule – study smart, not hard. The knowledge base

There are a lot of statutes in India protecting the rights of both Employers and the employees,

One of the toughest decisions for any student completing class 12th is to plan and implement actions for career. There is a lot of confusion, misconceptions

With the fast pacing technology all industries are switching over to digital forms and legal industry is no exception.

It is rightly said that skills and knowledge go hand in hand. There is no set recipe of success; one can only focus on hard-work and working on improving your skills constantly.

To be associated with the Indian Judicial System is a combination of mixed emotions of responsibility, discipline, pride, honor and contentment.

The most important step towards building a successful future is to plan the stream and course that the aspirant wishes to pursue after class 12th. To become a lawyer after class 12th, candidate has...

National Disaster Management Act originally came into force on 23rd Dec 2005 and was named as National Disaster Management Act 2005. The NDMA gives wide powers to the Government to draw up a plan for disaster management for the whole of...

IntroductionIt is believed that written words are more valuable than oral words as written documents are kept as a record. Therefore, at the time of dispute written documents are used for solving the matter. Legal notice is a written...

The Criminal Law Amendment Act, 2018, is also an aftereffect of such crude events that shook the soul and inward voice of the entire nation. The interest in making severe to rape laws increasingly stringent had started forming on account...

COVID-19 Quarantine related Laws: -Quarantine is a state of isolation in which people who are more likely to get an infection are placed for a fixed time, to reduce further spread of such disease.Existing Legal Framework: In our country,...

1) On-going crisis in the Real Estate SectorToday, it goes without saying, what the real estate sector in the Indian economy is going through? This is the talk of the town being discussed in every household and during short coffee breaks...

IntroductionThe Supreme Court in India was established through an enactment passed in pre-independent India, with the introduction of the Regulating Act, 1773. The 1st Supreme Court started its function as a court of record at Calcutta,...

With the coming of this pandemic now everything is at stake, now management is not only about being good with the in-depth knowledge of business; it is also about the strong legal base that you have. Now it is about knowing both management...

AbstractThe Legal System provides the basis for activities and ensures a just and equitable framework under which these activities are performed. Law encompasses all aspects of society and economy and human activities and thus requires...

IntroductionBar Council of India recognizes two degrees of laws, which are B.A.LL.B, a five-year integrated Law course and LL.B, a three years course. B.A.LL.B is persuaded after qualifying intermediate, whereas eligibility of LL.B is...

The law courses offered in different specializations include corporate law, criminal law, human rights law, tax law, some of the most common law specializations that students can choose from their college of law. Law is a career that...