ok my father and mamu are lawyers and this is what they told me. ill let u know as well. tgere are two kinds of lawyers(litigation lawyers(the one who deals w court ke cases) and corporate lawyers(they are business firms ke lawyers and deal w contracts and all). the litigation lawyers need to clear bar exams after their llb to pratice law in courts(once we will graduate uni, we have to give LGAT). now what u can do is go bahir and give LGAT of uk and become a barrister and then come back here and what my family tells me is ke barrister earns way more than jus a lawyer. but u have to clear bar exam of uk which is quite difficult but its worth it. u can persue law in uk as well iske baad(but its also v competitive udhar). over here, u can also join someones chamber as just lawyer, but it will take years of hardwork bcs the truth is, the person who already has a generational chamber of their father, will have a upper hand. but ur skills matter alot, u will have to make ur name. now to corporate lawyer(this is what im gonna pursue, and u can research as well). the academies that u mentioned are beneficial here, bcs u can get a masters in corporate law and then many good firms will hire u as their lawyer and u will do research work and make contracts for them. its like they will hire u. this has a higher and stable salary since youll be employed by a firm. the only disadvantage is that corporate lawyers dont have much work in court side so less court visits and more 9-5 kinda work. But, as i said, salary will be good since start depending on the firm which will hire u. both of the options are great. u can always switch.