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manpreet
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3 years ago
Hi To become a banking lawyer, first, you need to have a law degree from an institution recognized by the Bar Council of India. After that, you would need to register yourself to obtain a license to practice law. Banking law is one of the most interesting areas of law as it involves a lot of subject matter and a lot of diverse areas. You need to have a fair idea of banking law and ancillary aspects to be a banking lawyer. You can get this through the course taught in the law school. For more insights, you can pursue a credit course or Diploma in this area of law. A Masters in this area of law would help provide you with much need insights and practical knowledge. In the five year law program, the last year generally deals with specialization. So, you can pursue courses dealing with banking law to specialize in that area of law.