India, as a country itself, has a fluctuating market with respect to jobs. Certain jobs are prone to saturation, such as certain departments in the Information Technology industry. Demand in employment, of course, increases where there is less workforce.

It would not be immoral or illogical for one to require their job or their field of profession to be well-paying. In fact, the incentive would drive one further to work well. The Indian demography in the legal profession would purport about ten to twenty lakh advocates, about a thousand law schools and approximately five to ten lakh law students around the country. Keep in mind that most of these law students would be hunting for jobs after graduation.

It is by the penultimate or final years of a law students life that they choose career-specific choice in subjects. These choices will determine the kind of job they would pursue. Not all would be well-paying jobs or fields of profession, but here is the list of top 6 Highest Paying Fields of Law:...