Business Law

The entry requirements for RMIT Master of Business Law are given below:

•  A Bachelor's degree in a relevant discipline awarded with Honors. The degree should include a thesis, other research projects, or research methodology courses that constitute at least 25% of a full-time academic year

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•  Evidence of appropriate academic qualifications and / or experience that meet the  Associate Deputy Vice-Chancellor, Research Training and Development or nominee that the applicants has developed knowledge in the required field of study and the potential for research sufficient to undertake the proposed course

A RMIT grade of credit represents 60% or higher academic achievement. Do meet the international student requirements such as submitting an English language proficiency score. IELTS score of 6.5 / TOEFL iBT of 79 / PTE score of 58 are accepted.

Universities in Kolkata provide certification programs in Business Law. West Bengal National University of Juridical Sciences (WBNUJS) offers a Certificate Course in Business and Commercial Laws covering contracts and corporate laws, and this course is available for all graduates at the approximate fee of INR 15,000 to 20,000.

The University of Kalyan runs a short-term certificate course in Business Law through its Department of Law, where trade laws are dealt with, with eligibility post-10+2, at around INR 10,000. Jadavpur University also conducts such programs occasionally, where practical legal skills are emphasized at INR 12,000-18,000.

You can pursue business law after graduation with a B.Com of 35% from Sol DU. This would depend on the specific course and university requirements, however.

There are a few business law course institutions that eligibility can base on the percentage acquired. To many others, they would require a certain entrance test or any other qualification impartially.

For instance, although a Bachelors degree's minimum percentages of students: 45-50% would be required from universities awarding degrees such as LLB or integrated law courses, some would still consider work experience among other things. 

One possible option would be to register for a Post Graduate Diploma in Business Law (PGDBL) or to complete Certificate courses in Business Law offered by various institutes. 

To be admitted to an online or blended LLM in Business Law course, a candidate must be a holder of an LLB degree with a cumulative pass of 50-55 %. Some of the universities in India where online or blended LLM in Business Law is offered for include; NLU, Jindal Global University, and Symbiosis Law School With about 15 universities offering online or blended programs in India. The course period is somewhat between 1-2 years and the fee is from INR 1,50,000 INR to INR 4,50,000. The examples include corporate law, the intellectual property law and taxation law among others. These courses can be pursued through applying online in the university's website or through contacting the university.