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Speaking about the prospects - I will say itβs not bad. You will be eligible for the SEBI Grade A legal manager exam. It will quench your thirst of banking sector a lot. You apply to several independent banking law firms as well. Start out with boutique firms. The legal insight will surely be an advantage in your CV and ofc for your competitive career as well. It will help you in your workplace as well! All the best!
I am thinking of practicing law in my thirties or forties when I will not have money crunch as such. What do you think about this?
Will see what can I do.
Thanks.
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