My son is doing BA LLB from Bennett University(a Times of India group organisation). Right now he is in IV year. What he should be doing to remain employble after completing his law graduation as there are 26 lacs lawyers who are in practice and only graduate from NLU'S are preferred for the jobs in law firms or in big corporates.

Ans: There are opportunities available but what is he doing to stand out in front of potential employers, is it the internships he is looking to do, is it the papers he has written - every employer is looking for additional skills somebody can bring to the fore when getting hired

Ans: I understand your concern. Law is a challenging field, and it is not uncommon for people to face difficulties in their careers. However, there are many career options available for people with an LLM degree.

Some of the most popular career options for LLM graduates include working as a lawyer, legal advisor, law officer, or law professor. Additionally, there are many other career paths that LLM graduates can pursue, such as working in the media and publishing industry, NGOs, FMCG, real estate, law firms, consultancies, finance sector, corporate sector, and international organizations like UN, UNICEF, etc.

It is important to note that the career path your son chooses will depend on his interests, skills, and experience. If he is interested in pursuing a career in law, there are many opportunities available to him. However, if he is looking for a change, he may want to consider exploring other career options that align with his interests and skills.

I hope this information is helpful. If you have any further questions, please let me know.

Ans: He can try completing his CS and work in that domain. Or look for companies that specializes in corporate law.