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Three-year free training programme for Law graduates

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Three-year free training programme for Law graduates

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Applications are invited from eligible candidates belonging to Backward Classes (BC) in Hyderabad district for a three-year free training programme for law graduates for the year 2026-27.

Candidates must have successfully completed a Law course from an educational institution recognised by the University Grants Commission (UGC) and should be registered with the Bar Council.

The annual family income should not exceed ₹1.5 lakh in rural areas and ₹2 lakh in urban areas. Candidates and their family members should not have availed the free training programme earlier, and a declaration to this effect must be submitted, the organisers said.

A total of four candidates will be selected under the programme, with one each from BC-A and BC-D, and two from BC-B categories.

Eligible candidates should submit their completed applications to the Deputy Director, Backward Classes Welfare Department, Hyderabad District, by 5 pm on September 5.

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