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ADVOCATE NEHA Batra

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You can do some Diploma in corporate law, or else you can pursue law courses.

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BBA LL.B. Emphasizes on Corporate Laws. This programme aims to create a brand new race of Corporate Lawyers who would not only understand the intricacies of business but be equally well-versed in the nuances of Corporate Laws and Regulatory Affairs. This programme gives valuable insights in both the business functions like finance, human resource management, marketing, international business and corporate laws in the fields of Banking, Corporate Governance, Investment, Competition, Insurance and Mergers and Acquisitions. After its completion you may work in State Bar Councils, Indian and Foreign Law Firms, Multi National Companies
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Dear Student, Both Fields are Better. It's totally depends on your Nature and Interest. Some one Say Criminal Law is Better which generate Huge Money but also attract Tension, Rival etc. If you are a Tough Guy and Power to Digest any abusive Language, Rough Talking, or ready any SEE the worst Crime Scenes you may go for Criminal Law. As Compare to Criminal Law, Corporate Law basically a Office work. You are dealing with clients their Advocats. If you want to work in AC Office you can choose this Field. Corporate Law mainly deal in checking Mandatory compliances or Regulation followed by the corporate or not. There are multiple universi
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Dear student, BBA LL.B. With emphasis in Corporate Laws. This programme aims to create a brand new race of Corporate Lawyers who would not only understand the intricacies of business but be equally well-versed in the nuances of Corporate Laws and Regulatory Affairs. This programme gives valuable insights in both the business functions like finance, human resource management, marketing, international business and corporate laws in the fields of Banking, Corporate Governance, Investment, Competition, Insurance and Mergers and Acquisitions. After its completion you may work in State Bar Councils, Indian and Foreign Law Firms, Multi Nation
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Dear Student, It depends upon where you want to SEE yourself 10 years down the line after graduating from a law college. I would like to add two more options I. e LL.B. + LL. M. or Only LL.B. And nothing else. Now coming to each options one by one. LL.B. + CS In case you want to practice as a Company secretary then it would be of use to you, otherwise it would be a degree for the sake of knowledge. LL.B. + MBA Finance : If you want to pursue Management in Finance, then whether or not you have any LL.B. Degree, it would not make any difference. LL.B. +LLM : In case you want to get into academics. LL.B. Only : More than sufficient if you
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Diwakar GoelLet there be light where it is dark!!🌞🌞

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3 year LL.B. Is a graduate level course pursued after graduation in any other stream. If you want to specialize in laws like tax law, corporate law you have to do an LL. M. in those fields.

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Diwakar GoelLet there be light where it is dark!!🌞🌞

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First of all, you have to do a 3 year LL.B. from DU/CCSU/JMI etc. Then you can do Masters in corporate law from NLUD, DU, ILI, AMU, JMI etc.

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