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| − | + | I am not an expert, but am 59 years old and never pnlaned for my retierement and now am very sorry. It is my "opinion" that before you get out of High School, you should be thinking about how to plan for retirement. At the age of 18 is not too soon to start planning. Consult a CPA or an estate planning counselor for more information. A whole life insurance policy should be opened early while you have good health and keep it no matter what so you won't have to re-qualify healthwise later .When you get married, you should start a revocable living trust etc CLA ESTATE SERVICES is one such source .I am not a salesman neither am I a cpa or affiliated with any such business .just common sense information//GReferences : | |
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==References== | ==References== | ||
Revision as of 21:10, 11 June 2013
India has 913 law schools<ref>Bar Council of India (BCI) chairman and solicitor general Gopal Subramanium, Legally India interview, 13 July 2010"BCI chief to consolidate over 700 law schools"</ref>.
List of law schools
The top-ranked law schools according to the 2009-10 Mooting Premier League (MPL) are:
Indian Law Schools - Get involved:
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- Nalsar University of Law, Hyderabad
- NLSIU Bangalore
- NUJS Kolkata
- National Law University (NLU) Jodhpur
- ILS Law College Pune
- Hidayatullah National Law University (HNLU), Raipur
- GNLU Gandhinagar
- NLIU Bhopal
- Government Law College (GLC) Mumbai
- Amity Law School IP University Delhi
- Symbiosis Law School, Pune
- RGNUL Patiala
- Law Centre I (LC-I) Delhi University
- Nuals Kochi
- University Institute of Laws PURC, Ludhiana
- CMR Law School, Bangalore
- Kerala Law Academy Thiruvananthapuram
- NLU Delhi
- Ram Manohar Lohiya National Law University (RMLNLU) Lucknow
- UILS Chandigarh
- D. E. S. Law College, Pune
- New Law College Bharati Vidyapeeth University Pune
- CNLU Patna
- Government Law College Ernakulam
- Nirma Law, Ahmedabad
- University Law College, Banglaore
- Campus Law Centre Delhi
I am not an expert, but am 59 years old and never pnlaned for my retierement and now am very sorry. It is my "opinion" that before you get out of High School, you should be thinking about how to plan for retirement. At the age of 18 is not too soon to start planning. Consult a CPA or an estate planning counselor for more information. A whole life insurance policy should be opened early while you have good health and keep it no matter what so you won't have to re-qualify healthwise later .When you get married, you should start a revocable living trust etc CLA ESTATE SERVICES is one such source .I am not a salesman neither am I a cpa or affiliated with any such business .just common sense information//GReferences :
References
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Balaji Law College, Pune.