Legal Practice Course(LPC) or QLTS

farazabbas

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Posted Jan 19, 2018 21:57

I will be pursing my LL.M from the UK this year.
I wish to gain some work ex of 2-3 years after my LL.M.
I am registered as an advocate in India.

Shoudl i go for LPC or QLTS?

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Mombastic

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Posted Jan 19, 2018 22:19

I will be pursing my LL.M from the UK this year.
I wish to gain some work ex of 2-3 years after my LL.M.
I am registered as an advocate in India.

Shoudl i go for LPC or QLTS?

I think you need the GDL first because your degree from India isn't a qualifying law degree in England & Wales. The LLM doesn't substitute your degree. As far as I know after you pursue the GDL (if you intend to work in England) you're able to embark on the LPC.

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[quote]I will be pursing my LL.M from the UK this year.
I wish to gain some work ex of 2-3 years after my LL.M.
I am registered as an advocate in India.

Shoudl i go for LPC or QLTS?[/quote]

I think you need the GDL first because your degree from India isn't a qualifying law degree in England & Wales. The LLM doesn't substitute your degree. As far as I know after you pursue the GDL (if you intend to work in England) you're able to embark on the LPC.

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farazabbas

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Posted Jan 19, 2018 22:35

"As we mentioned above, the QLTS is designed for professionals who are already practising law, not those who have only studied law abroad and want to come and work in the UK."

I am a 2017 graduate and will complete a year as a practising advocate.
Do i still not qualify for QLTS?

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Inactive User

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Posted Jan 22, 2018 08:55

"As we mentioned above, the QLTS is designed for professionals who are already practising law, not those who have only studied law abroad and want to come and work in the UK."

I am a 2017 graduate and will complete a year as a practising advocate.
Do i still not qualify for QLTS?

You absolutely qualify for the QLTS.

[quote]"As we mentioned above, the QLTS is designed for professionals who are already practising law, not those who have only studied law abroad and want to come and work in the UK."

I am a 2017 graduate and will complete a year as a practising advocate.
Do i still not qualify for QLTS?
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You absolutely qualify for the QLTS.

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farazabbas

27 44

Posted Jan 22, 2018 09:01

"As we mentioned above, the QLTS is designed for professionals who are already practising law, not those who have only studied law abroad and want to come and work in the UK."

I am a 2017 graduate and will complete a year as a practising advocate.
Do i still not qualify for QLTS?

You absolutely qualify for the QLTS.

Thank you for the reply.
I will start my LL.M this oct from UK.
Should i take the MCT in July or should i complete my LL.M first?

[quote][quote]"As we mentioned above, the QLTS is designed for professionals who are already practising law, not those who have only studied law abroad and want to come and work in the UK."

I am a 2017 graduate and will complete a year as a practising advocate.
Do i still not qualify for QLTS?
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You absolutely qualify for the QLTS.[/quote]

Thank you for the reply.
I will start my LL.M this oct from UK.
Should i take the MCT in July or should i complete my LL.M first?

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farazabbas

27 44

Posted Jan 22, 2018 09:01

"As we mentioned above, the QLTS is designed for professionals who are already practising law, not those who have only studied law abroad and want to come and work in the UK."

I am a 2017 graduate and will complete a year as a practising advocate.
Do i still not qualify for QLTS?

You absolutely qualify for the QLTS.

Thank you for the reply.
I will start my LL.M this oct from UK.
Should i take the MCT in July or should i complete my LL.M first?

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