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manpreet
Best Answer
3 years ago
The additional benefits that one can expect out of pursuing a Diploma or PG Diploma in consumer law would range from placements to independent practice to academics. A well-qualified aspirant is much appreciated and recruiters look for candidates having additional qualifications. This would help you get a better placement at first instance. Apart from that, it would help you in setting up your independent practices. Moreover, after completion of a PG or Diploma, you may opt for teaching profession, wherein you could easily be appointed as a consumer law professor provided you clear UGC NET. Also, having a specialized knowledge makes you a better lawyer and helps you to stand out of the crowd. Thus, the benefits are many as and when you enter the world of professions, you shall observe what all benefits accrue out of your additional qualifications.