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Scholar-Level 18
(a) Graduates or Post Graduates in Commerce having secured in aggregate a minimum of 55% of the total marks or its equivalent grade in the examination conducted by any recognized University (including Open University) by studying any three papers of 100 marks each out of Accounting, Auditing, Mercantile Laws, Corporate Laws, Economics, Management (including Financial Management), Taxation (including Direct Tax Laws and Indirect Tax Laws), Costing, Business Administration o
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It's without doubt CS that you should select.
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8 years agoGuide-Level 12
There are very few institutes in India offering Corporate Law, which is a sub domain of a broader Law discipline I.e. Company Law. Institutes like Indian Law institute, NALSAR University, Acharya Nagarjuna University and a few others offer Corporate law courses.
You can also refer to the following link:
http://tinyurl.
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Today is an age of Super Specialization and if you have skills in a particular field, you have a better chance of building your career than a generalist.
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