Paralegal

For 10th: Completion of 10th grade.
For 12th: Completion of 12th grade in any stream, preferably with subjects like Legal Studies, Business Studies, or English.
Training: A diploma or associate degree in Paralegal Studies or Legal Assistantship. Strong research skills, attention to detail, and knowledge of legal procedures are essential.

No specific entrance tests for paralegal programs. Admission criteria may include academic qualifications and sometimes an interview or aptitude test.

Diploma/Certificate: Diploma in Paralegal Studies or Legal Assistantship – Typically a 1-2 year program focusing on legal research, drafting legal documents, and procedural knowledge.
Associate Degree: Associate of Applied Science (AAS) in Paralegal Studies – A 2-year program offering comprehensive training in legal principles, case management, and ethics.

Law Firms: Assisting lawyers with case preparation, legal research, drafting documents, and managing client communications.
Corporate Legal Departments: Supporting in-house counsel with contract management, regulatory compliance, and corporate governance.
Government Agencies: Working in legal departments, assisting prosecutors, public defenders, or administrative law judges with legal research and case preparation.
Non-Profit Organizations: Providing legal support on advocacy, compliance issues, and nonprofit regulations.
Insurance Companies: Assisting claims adjusters and lawyers with insurance claims, legal research, and policy interpretations.
Real Estate Firms: Supporting real estate lawyers with property transactions, title searches, and document preparation.
Legal Consulting Firms: Providing paralegal services on a contract basis for litigation support, document review, and legal research.