There are very good career opportunities in the department of Police and in Law. You can appear in various governgovernment jobs exams for different posts. To get select, you should have to make some strategies and plans to crack the competitive exams. Strategies will include the terms like study material, notes, solving mock test papers and previous year papers, management of time etc. I hope it helps!

As a lawyer, you have to continuously read, keeping yourself up-to-date with the latest happenings the world over. Apart from legal knowledge, you should be capable of quick thinking and logical reasoning, both rounded off with a thick finishing coat of self-confidence and excellent communication skills.

If you choose law you can be a lawyer, solicitor, advocate or a legal executive. Of course you can also become a judge after years of experience. Solicitors only prepare the paper work while an advocate represents the case before the judge. A legal executive works for a corporate firm and acts on behalf of the firm.

Apart from these activities, lawyers also vet contracts between parties, corporate or individual, advise on transfer of technology law, corporate mergers and acquisitions, oversee statutory adherence, legal compliance, etc. They handle matters related to property, insurance, taxation, contract, etc.

A police officer's basic tasks are keeping public order and protecting lives and property. This covers investigating crimes, patrolling streets, regulating traffic, etc. You will also be called to help in times of natural calamity like floods, cyclone, aircraft, rail accidents, etc.

As you know, decision on the right career and the right professional course for you is a very crucial one. Your decision depends on lot of factors. It would be very much inappropriate for us to suggest the right career for you on the basis of information you have given here. Ideally, you should choose the right career by the following steps:

Step 1: Assess your true abilities, interests and personality.

Step 2: Based on your abilities, interests and personality, make a primary list of careers, requirements for which match your profile.

Step 3: Explore all the careers in your primary list. Learn about the job profiles, requirements, remuneration, prospects, how to develop your career, a typical day in the life of the professional. Interact with professionals working in the field, access information on the careers on the internet, and from libraries, read as much as you can on the careers, attend career talks and seminars.

Step 4: After you are fully aware about the careers in your primary list, select the one or two, which interest you most. And then do whatever is required to develop a career in your selected field.

You can take the help of professional career counsellors in selecting the right career for you. They will guide you with assessment and career information.

Hello Sidh, The government jobs are always a hot choice for every graduate or job aspirants due to the great salary and various perks. The candidates after graduation apply for the various government jobs in different govt departments and ministries as follows: IBPS, SBI or other bank exams, UPSC, Defense, Civil services, Teaching, central departments, LDC railway etc. the first thing to remember while looking for the government job is that you must have fulfilled the educational and age limit criteria. The railway has also released the large no. of vacancies in RPF and Indian army also conducts various recruitments time to time. All you need to do is be active and updated with the latest recruitment and government job posts. Keep reading the employment newspaper and subscribe the govt job websites and check if you are eligible for the interesting jobs. All the best!!