Corporate law

All the law colleges have to take approval from bar council prior to start admissions. See ILS, ILI, DU GLC GGSIPU.

In LLB, UG you study all laws. In Masters, you study the specific stream like corporate law which comprises laws like contract, company law. If you do not have time you can do CS.

The following colleges can meet your requirements:
1. Faculty of Law, University of Delhi
2. Indian Institute of Law
3. GGSIPU
4. Jamia Millia Islamia University
5. Sharda University

you may visit this link
https://www.shiksha.com/law/corporate-law-chp
i hope this helps you

Law is one of the highest paid professions not only in India, but outside India as well. If you are really interested in law you can surely opt for the same. Corporate law is on a boom these days and fields like law hardly face recession problems. I am a law student myself and would definitely suggest you the same. Law plus B.Tech degree will open a wide range of options for you to choose in terms of job as well.

An LLM in company/corporate/business laws. See these links. Also, with your LLB you can take online courses on drafting and company law. https://www.shiksha.com/law/corporate-law-chp
https://www.shiksha.com/law/business-law-chp
https://www.shiksha.com/law/company-law-chp

Hi Siddhant,
If you have passed XIIth - then go for integrated 5-year course of BBA LL.B.
- You will have study all the fields of Law + Business Administration. BBA + LAW will help in getting Jobs in Law firms dealing with corporate field.

I prefer the courses offered at simplilearn.com. The learning approach is made really interesting. They have a mix of self-paced, interactive and applied learning that provides a better experience and helps obtain better results. The trainer tailored material enables to meet the needs of students with varying skills and abilities.

The benefits are simple and sweet. You will have enough knowledge in the sector and your resume will have its weightage with a high preference for the company to selecting you.

Basically, to specialise in corporate law, you have to have a degree in law. And in your Masters, you can choose corporate law as the main stream.