After the LL.B. — Careers, Exams & Scholarships with Pawan SS

Most law graduates in India are not short of ability. They are short of information. The paths exist, the exams are advertised, the scholarships are open — and the people who need them most never hear about them in time. This handbook puts the whole map in one place. 26 pages, four parts.

PART I — THE MAP. The 11 real career paths out of an Indian law school and what each actually demands. The honest version of litigation, including how people without a financial cushion make it work. Where the new niches are opening. Five questions that settle which path is yours.

PART II — THE EXAMS. Judicial services and the Sanhita transition. Bank and regulator legal posts (IBPS, RBI, SEBI, NABARD) and the two mistakes candidates make every cycle. PSU law officers, and the CLAT PG double-purpose strategy: one exam, an LL.M. seat and a PSU recruitment score. Prosecution, tribunals and central legal posts. Plus a preparation system built for people already working full time.

PART III — THE MONEY. How funding actually works, and the 18-month timeline nobody tells you about. Fully funded flagship awards. The interest-free loan scholarships from Indian trusts that almost nobody applies to. Funding inside India. The application, part by part. Nine traps that sink good applications.

PART IV — THE BUILD. A 24-month profile plan you can start this week. The documents you should already have scanned. Where to look, every week, in fifteen minutes.

WHO IT IS FOR: law students, recent graduates and young lawyers in India, especially first-generation lawyers who do not have someone at home to ask.

A NOTE ON ACCURACY: recruitment notifications and scholarship criteria change every cycle. This book is a map, not a licence. Every section points you to the official source, and you should always verify there before you apply.