#LLB Graduates

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LLB Course Details After Graduation

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Benefits of Pursuing LLB after Graduation

The IIMT Group of Colleges, and Benefits of Pursuing LLB after Graduation, depends on IIMT Law College. Established in 2014, the UGC and the Bar Association of India have granted authorization to CCS University Meerut. College degrees are available from IIMT Law College. The LL.B. and B.A.LL.B courses focused on fostering academic excellence and addressing and preserving social virtues in an examination association that develops knowledge, skills, attitudes, and confidence to enable students to succeed in their future endeavors.

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I always knew I had it in me all I needed was God.

But I have to accept and acknowledge how blessed I am to have the support system I did I owe it to each of them in different ways. …..so listen…

We never thank the sun enough

For all it does for us.

For all the light it shines around,

For the warmth and the beauty and love.

It just hangs there every day, like family

A sparkle in the sky.

We never stop to thank it, though,

As it goes burning by.

I think that friends are also like the sun,

In this way if no other.

We relish their beauty and bask in their warmth,

But never say so to one another.

So am I taking this chance to say,

Loud and proud and true,

That I am so thankful to my family, partner and friends

And most importantly to God and myself

I did that

Flockhey 🫶🏽🎓🤎

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B.Com grad, Mihir Pawar's EV-tech startup gets hundreds of pre-bookings even before launch

Unending traffic, overpopulated cities, and high transportation costs are the problems faced by everyone living in metropolitan areas. But has anyone ever thought the solution to this would be a business model that is sustainable, healthy, and economical? If so, meet Mihir Pawar, a B.Com and LLB graduate from Mumbai who founded a company as a solution where everyone looks for alternatives. 

In the busy city of Mumbai, where local trains are the lifeline for daily commuters, Mihir Pawar felt that it was time-consuming and energy-draining. So he decided to experiment with converting his regular bicycle into an electric one. After numerous YouTube videos and consistent effort, he built an EV kit and realized the potential of electric bicycles. He saw an opportunity to simplify the conversion process and make it accessible. This realization prompted him to start Strictly Electric.

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What is the LLB course?

LLB, or Bachelor of Legislative Law, is a three- or five-year undergraduate law course that can be pursued after high school graduation or the 10+2 examination, as appropriate. A foundational legal degree that instructs students in the practises utilised in the field is the Bachelor of Legislative Law.  After receiving their high school diploma, students can enrol in a three-year LLB programme.  The LLB course is different from the five-year integrated LLB programmes like BA LLB, BBA LLB, BSc LLB, BCom LLB, etc.

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Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) has officially released an advertisement for recruitment for the post of Junior Engineer, Prosecutor, Assistant Director Exam 2023. Candidates who are looking for UPSC Vacancy 2023 can use this opportunity and get a job if they fulfill all the criteria and qualifications for UPSC Jobs 2023.

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Haldia Law College (HLC) established in 2002, under the humble patronage of Dr. Lakshman Seth, serves as one of the pioneer institutions of this country in the field of law. Haldia Law College, an institution of Indian Centre for Advancement of Research and Education (ICARE), is affiliated to the Vidyasagar University, West Bengal and approved by the Bar Council of India. 

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In classic Oliver style, it is the day before the deadline and I'm not even halfway done (: Have called in sick to work and am beasting through this portfolio to get it all done today. I was meant to be working 12-8 today and then 8-4 tomorrow, which would've literally given me from 10pm tonight to 5am tomorrow morning to complete it if I hadn't called in sick, and tbh I'm shit at all nighters and would've really really struggled. I hate pulling sickies and have only done it twice before in my life, so felt super guilty but what can you do, I guess?

Anyway, 750 word blog post and 350 word reflection are now done. Left on the to do list for this portfolio are: Critical reflection of a guest lecture (450-550 words) Reflection on process of writing the reflection (350 words) Approximately 8 seminar reflections (250 words each) Make a powerpoint on a topic in the AI module not covered by any of the above reflections Film an 8 minute presentation using said slides and upload to a separate link Then, if I have time left over and it's not literally 2am, I may go back over my blog post and see if I can improve it or my reflection on it at all.

TLDR: Don't take coursework modules, kids!

Got my final deadline for my entire law degree on 02 August at 12 midday. Naturally, I have shifts every single day up until the deadline so have started working on it tonight. I'm ngl I'm stressed, not least because one of the parts of this project is an 8 minute recorded presentation with slides which I haven't begun yet.

Still, ending my law degree in style I suppose. Once more, leaving things to the last minute :)))

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Attorney Meaza Ashenafi Mengistu (July 25, 1964) a human rights activist, broke barriers in Ethiopia when, in 2018, she became the first woman to hold the position of President of the Federal Supreme Court of Ethiopia. She was born in Benishangul-Gumuz, Ethiopia, to Ashenafi Mengistu, former city mayor, and Askalech Tegegne. She has eight siblings.

In 1981, she enrolled in the Faculty of Law at Addis Ababa University. She was the only woman in the class of fifty students and earned an LLB. She worked for the Ministry of Trade. She became a Federal High Court Criminal Bench Judge.

She co-founded the Ethiopian Women Lawyers’ Association to provide legal defense to women who couldn’t afford it. She served as the attorney in the high-profile case of a 14-year-old girl who was en route home from school when she was abducted by a posse of men seeking to procure a bride for a would-be husband. The girl fatally shot the would-be husband, who had beaten and raped her. She took the case pro bono to demonstrate that even though abduction into marriage is one of Ethiopia’s oldest traditions, the girl acted in self-defense. The case led to the government outlawing the Ethiopian custom of kidnapping girls.

She graduated from the University of Connecticut in Storrs, she received an MA in International Relations in Gender Studies. She began serving as an adviser to the Gender and Social Policy Development Department with the UN Economic Commission for Africa. She was named by the UN as a Women’s Human Rights Advisor, followed by her nomination for the Nobel Peace Prize.

She was appointed President of the Federal Supreme Court by the House of People’s Representatives in Addis Ababa. Her awards include Avance Media’s 100 Most Influential African Women. She received the African Leadership Prize, the Hunger Project Award, and the Women of Courage for Ethiopia Award from the US Government.

She is the spouse of Dr. Araya Asfaw, a professor of physics and former dean of the science faculty at Addis Ababa University. They have two daughters. #africanhistory365 #africanexcellence

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There are currently polls being done on Ovarit, so I thought it would be fun to compare to here. Please only vote for the highest level of education you have completed:

First poll (n=347)

Second poll (ongoing - includes trades and is what I roughly copied and pasted the wording for this poll from). If you have an Ovarit account, this poll was just made so you can vote if you'd like.

I'll add the same disclaimer/acknowledgement/apology that is posted on Ovarit: this is an Americanized poll. If you're from another country and know the equivalent, please feel free to vote, as I understand terminology can be different. I apologize that certain degrees or terms from other countries aren't considered - it's difficult to fit it all in under 10 options and with a character limit.

Lastly, if you have another form of education not listed, please feel free to respond in the tags.

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Benefits of Pursuing LLB after Graduation

The IIMT Group of Colleges, and Benefits of Pursuing LLB after Graduation, depends on IIMT Law College. Established in 2014, the UGC and the Bar Association of India have granted authorization to CCS University Meerut. College degrees are available from IIMT Law College. The LL.B. and B.A.LL.B courses focused on fostering academic excellence and addressing and preserving social virtues in an examination association that develops knowledge, skills, attitudes, and confidence to enable students to succeed in their future endeavors.

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Top Private Law Universities in Himachal Pradesh: Your Complete Guide by LawBhoomi

A Comprehensive Guide to Private Law Universities in Himachal Pradesh by LawBhoomi

If you are aspiring to build a career in law and are exploring options for higher education, Himachal Pradesh offers several outstanding private law universities. Nestled in the serene environment of the Himalayas, these institutions provide not only quality education but also a peaceful atmosphere for students to focus on their studies. In this blog, LawBhoomi brings you an in-depth guide to the leading private law universities in Himachal Pradesh, providing you with the information needed to make an informed choice.

Why Choose Private Law Universities in Himachal Pradesh?

Private law universities in Himachal Pradesh offer a balanced blend of academic excellence and practical exposure. Here’s why they should be on your radar:

Modern Legal Education These universities follow a curriculum that is updated to meet the changing dynamics of the legal profession. From criminal law to corporate law, students are trained in various fields with both theoretical knowledge and hands-on experience.

Experienced Faculty and Personalized Learning Private universities in the region are known for their qualified and experienced faculty members who ensure personalized attention and mentorship, preparing students for the competitive legal world.

World-Class Infrastructure Well-furnished libraries, modern moot courtrooms, and tech-enabled classrooms are just some of the facilities provided by these private institutions. The focus is on providing a conducive learning environment for students to excel academically and practically.

Practical Exposure Most of these universities focus on practical learning through internships, moot courts, legal aid clinics, and workshops. This ensures that students graduate with both theoretical knowledge and practical skills.

Top Private Law Universities in Himachal Pradesh

Shoolini University, Solan Shoolini University stands out for its focus on research-driven legal education. The university offers undergraduate and postgraduate programs in law, with a curriculum that balances academic rigor with real-world legal training.

A.P. Goyal Shimla University A.P. Goyal Shimla University offers well-structured law programs with a focus on legal training and practical exposure. Students benefit from its strong academic culture and opportunities to participate in moot courts and legal workshops.

Maharaja Agrasen University, Solan Known for its student-centered approach, Maharaja Agrasen University provides top-tier legal education through its LLB and LLM programs. The university focuses on integrating theoretical learning with practical skills through various student activities like moot courts and legal aid programs.

Admission Process and Eligibility

Each university has its specific admission criteria, but most follow a similar process:

Clearing national-level law entrance exams like CLAT or LSAT, or passing the university's own entrance test.

Eligibility typically includes passing 10+2 for undergraduate programs and holding an LLB degree for postgraduate programs.

Some universities may also require group discussions and personal interviews.

Career Opportunities After Law School

Graduates from these private law universities in himachal  pradesh can pursue various career paths, including:

Corporate Lawyer: Working with top law firms or corporate legal departments.

Judicial Services: Preparing for exams like PCS (J) to become a judge.

Legal Consultancy: Offering expert legal advice to businesses or individuals.

Litigation: Practicing as a lawyer in courts.

Many of these universities have strong placement cells and alumni networks, making it easier for students to secure internships and job placements.

Conclusion

Choosing the right private law university is a critical step in shaping your legal career. The private institutions in Himachal Pradesh provide a holistic legal education, combining academic excellence with real-world experiences. With LawBhoomi's expert guidance, you can find the best law university that suits your career goals and aspirations.

Start your journey towards a successful legal career today with the trusted insights and advice from LawBhoomi!

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March 14th 1900 saw the birth of Scottish lawyer, Dame Margaret Kidd in Bo’ness. 

Today, there are around 130 practising female advocates in Scotland. Before 1923 there had been none; then along came Margaret Henderson Kidd.  

Margaret was brought up in Carriden, and that over the decade the Kidd family grew.; Margaret lived with her parents and now had five brothers and three sisters.

She educated at Linlithgow Academy, Kidd later studied law at the University of Edinburgh, graduating with an MA and LLB in 1922. Her early training was conducted with Mitchell and Baxter, writers to the signet, in Edinburgh. Although her first choice of career was the Foreign Office, the then Permanent Secretary, Mr Eyre Crowe, ‘was opposed to women’, so instead Kidd decided to follow her father and go into law. 

In 1923, Kidd was called to the Faculty of Advocates and became the first female with the right to plead in the Court of Session, the highest civil court in Scotland. The event attracted great interest from members of the faculty and the legal profession, as well as the media. The Scotsman newspaper, as was typical of press coverage of women in the news, took special interest in Margaret’s outfit, reporting that she wore a ‘coat frock of black crepe morocain, a soft white collar with a narrow white bow tie, and a straw hat trimmed with velvet.’ Later in the day she donned the wig and gown as she formally entered her new role.

Between 1923 and 1948 she remained the only lady advocate. Kidd was the first lady advocate to appear before the House of Lords and before a parliamentary select committee. Kidd also had the distinction of becoming the first woman KC in Britain, preceding Helena Normanton and Rose Helibron who were appointed KC in England and Wales in 1949.

While Kidd appears to have downplayed the significance of her role and career in interviews – “I don’t know what they made all the fuss about” - it is clear that others, including her alma mater, were aware of and followed her progress. In the University of Edinburgh’s records of graduations, Kidd’s entry includes several newspaper clippings tracking parts of her career and life.

In 1930 Margaret married Donald Somerled MacDonald in Carriden Parish Church. Donald was a Writer to the Signet and member of the firm Scott and Glover, Hill Street, Edinburgh. . The couple went on to have one daughter, Anne.

During the Second World War, Margaret played a prominent part in organising Christmas treats and functions for the wives and dependants of men serving with the 14th Light Anti-Aircraft Regiment, and particularly the 39th Battery, of which her brother Col. J. T. Kidd was then in command.

Margaret’s professional life also led her to sit on the committee of Representatives of Poor Persons in Scotland as a referee under the Widows and Orphans and Old Age Contributions Pensions Act, and to undertake the Assistantship in the class of Public Law at Edinburgh University.

Margaret Kidd spent much of her life in India Street, Edinburgh. Donald had died in 1957, leaving Margaret a widow for over 30 years until her death on 22 March 1989 in Cambridge. A funeral service was held at the Canongate Kirk, Edinburgh. A eulogy by Lord Hope of Craighead echoed what had been printed about her 41 years earlier by the Scotsman:

‘Her success was won by strength of character, courage and integrity and is a mark of her true qualities that, despite what might seem to be the revolutionary nature of her achievements, she always held the affection and respect of others.’ 

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Here are 50 common abbreviations for competitive exams in Bangladesh:

BCS - Bangladesh Civil Service

PSC - Primary School Certificate

JSC - Junior School Certificate

SSC - Secondary School Certificate

HSC - Higher Secondary Certificate

NTRCA - Non-Government Teachers' Registration and Certification Authority

DU - Dhaka University

JU - Jahangirnagar University

BUET - Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology

CU - Chittagong University

RU - Rajshahi University

KU - Khulna University

MBBS - Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery

BDS - Bachelor of Dental Surgery

LLB - Bachelor of Laws

MBA - Master of Business Administration

BBA - Bachelor of Business Administration

BSc - Bachelor of Science

MSc - Master of Science

BA - Bachelor of Arts

MA - Master of Arts

MCQ - Multiple Choice Questions

VIVA - Viva Voce (oral exam)

IQ - Intelligence Quotient

GK - General Knowledge

IBA - Institute of Business Administration

IELTS - International English Language Testing System

TOEFL - Test of English as a Foreign Language

GRE - Graduate Record Examination

GMAT - Graduate Management Admission Test

BNCC - Bangladesh National Curriculum and Textbook Board

NCTB - National Curriculum and Textbook Board

DPE - Directorate of Primary Education

MPO - Monthly Pay Order

GPA - Grade Point Average

BMDC - Bangladesh Medical and Dental Council

BCPS - Bangladesh College of Physicians and Surgeons

AFMC - Armed Forces Medical College

AFMI - Armed Forces Medical Institute

HSTU - Hajee Mohammad Danesh Science and Technology University

CUET - Chittagong University of Engineering and Technology

KUET - Khulna University of Engineering and Technology

RUET - Rajshahi University of Engineering and Technology

CUJ - Comilla University of Journalism and Mass Communication

JNU - Jagannath University

RUET - Rajshahi University of Engineering and Technology

RUHS - Rajshahi University of Health Sciences

DMC - Dhaka Medical College

MMC - Mymensingh Medical College

JMC - Jashore Medical College

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M.P. Rajya Sahakari Bank has officially released an advertisement for recruitment for the post of Assistant Manager. Candidates who are looking for MP Apex Bank Vacancy 2023 can use this opportunity and get a job if they fulfill all the criteria and qualifications for MP Apex Bank Jobs 2023.