Corporate law

Hi,
Admission to the Post Graduate Diploma Programs shall be made on merit prepared on the basis of marks obtained in the qualifying examination.
Minimum qualification for admission to the PG Diploma programmes is a Graduate Degree from a recognized University.

Hi Koushal, Yes, you can. In fact, a lot of students pursue diploma in their law school years. Labour law is a great department to have a diploma. Choose wisely, all the best.

Hi,
The top colleges are:
University of Toronto
McGill University - Faculty of Law
Osgoode Professional Development - Osgoode Hall Law School of York University
Peter A. Allard School of Law at University of British Columbia (UBC)
Dalhousie University - Schulich School of Law
University of Alberta - Faculty of Law.

Hi,
Admission is based on the marks obtained in graduation. Interested candidates can apply online with required information:
https://www.shiksha.com/law/course/master-of-law-ll-m-directorate-of-distance-education-kurukshetra-university-35917

Hi Sumit,
Yes, you can apply for the course. Candidate must have passed 10+2 from a recognized board.
Interested candidates can apply directly to the college:
https://www.shiksha.com/law/course/diploma-in-cyber-law-government-law-college-churchgate-mumbai-110597

Hi Sakshi, I'm a LL. M. in business and corporate law and I work as a corporate attorney now. A LL. M. adds to your skill set as well as CV, and mostly, people who want to get into academics, do a LL. M. The things you can do as a LL. M. graduate are:
1. Work with a MNC
2. Work in a law firm
3. Do corporate litigation
4. Join a NGO
5. Make a career in arbitration etc. I personally would say that it's a good choice, so please choose wisely.

Hi there, In order to get an internship, you need to have a good CV and also, you need to apply on your own at various corporate law firms. Mostly, the colleges provide for opportunities of internships in law firm in corporate sector. However, that depends on your ranks and also the process of getting internships depends on interviews and tests.

Hi there, After pursuing B.Com you need to take up a law course only in order to study corporate law as there is no degree as such for corporate law but law only.

Hi there, Both of them have their own privileges. However, you may pursue CS while having your law course as well. Law+ CS is a very good combination for better results.

Corporate Law seems better in terms of careers in India and abroad as well. International trade law does have a rich scope but as far as the number of opportunities in Corporate Law is concerned, there are many and with good returns.