Attorney General/Solicitors
The Attorney General is the chief legal advisor to the government, providing advice on legal matters and representing the state in major legal proceedings. Solicitors, often working in law firms or private practice, offer legal advice and services to clients on various matters, including contracts and litigation.
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Solicitor General: Assists the Attorney General and represents the government in higher courts.
Qualification : LLB degree and several years of practice, especially in constitutional law or government legal affairs.
Extensive legal experience is often a key requirement for higher positions like the Attorney General
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Salary : 2 lakh to 3 lakh per month, plus benefits, though these are honorary positions.
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Additional Solicitors: Handle legal representation of the state in specialized or lower courts.
Qualification : LLB degree and several years of practice, especially in constitutional law or government legal affairs.
Extensive legal experience is often a key requirement for higher positions like the Attorney General.
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Salary: ₹5 to ₹15 lakh per annum
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Careers as Attorney General in India
This article details the role, qualifications, and responsibilities of the Attorney General, the highest law officer in India. It also includes salary information and steps to pursue this prestigious role. Careers360 - Attorney General of India​ (Careers360) -
How to Become a Solicitor General in India
Covers the qualifications, duties, and career path to become the second highest law officer in India, assisting the Attorney General in representing the government in courts. India Education - Solicitor General Career​ (India Education)
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