Cyber Law

See, the LLB courses at the UG level provide you with the basic knowledge of Indian Law. You cannot choose a specific Law field at the UG level, but you can choose a specialisation at the PG level. However, some colleges offer BSc or BSc Hons in Cyber Law, which you can consider. 

But again, these are not proper law degrees, and to practice you need an LLB degree with an AIBE score.

Of course, you can. Here are some top options you can consider.

Note - The information is sourced from the official site of the college.

No, there are generally no entrance exam criteria for Online Cyber Law colleges, even if you opt for a degree course. If the course mode is online or part-time, you're not required to prepare for any entrance exam, irrespective of the course level. 

You can opt for a variety of course levels in Cyber Law specialization in online mode. Check out the Cyber Law Courses & Certifications Online page.

Here are some top Cyber Law college options in India offering great placement options.

If you want to pursue Diploma courses that require Class 12 eligibility need not have any prior knowledge in the field of Cyber Law. But candidates who wish to pursue PG Diploma in Cyber Law courses are required to have some knowledge in the field of law. They must know the basics of Computer systems and the Internet.

Moreover, certain LLM programs require a deeper understanding of the Information Technology Act. They must have studied the IT Act at their graduation level. 

Many online portals offer short-term courses in Cyber Law which can be pursued by the learners at the comfort of their homes. Some of these courses include.

• CyberCrime and Cyber Law by Dr Pavan Duggal- Udemy
• Cybersecurity Law and Policy - Udemy
• Cyber Law Analyst- Udemy
• Legal Tech and the Digital Transformation of Law- Coursera
• Cloud Computing Law- Coursera

Since this is the internet and developing countries are undergoing a digital transformation, the scope for cyber law has been ever-increasing for a decade now, and is promising for the upcoming graduates of the courses in cyber laws. 

Some common job profiles that candidates can pursue after completing a Cyber Law course are.

Note - The information is taken from external sites and may vary.

Cyber Law is the legal rights and acts concerning mass communication through the internet. It dictates internet ethics, and awareness about unethical practices or threats to the security of individuals through:

• Virus attacks
• Cyber terrorism
• Identity thefts
• Credit card fraud
• IPR violations
• EFT frauds
• Copyright violations
• Pornography

They also deal with the protection of Intellectual Property available in cyberspace as well as maintain the privacy of the data of various organisations.

Cyber Law and Intellectual Property Law are both important areas of law, but they are different in their focus and scope. 

Note - The information is taken from external sites and may vary.

Here's an overview of the UG Diploma in Cyber Law course syllabus.

Note- This information is sourced from multiple sources on the web. Hence, is subject to vary.