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2016-04-10 07:27:53

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2016-04-10 06:14:41

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Chetna S

Scholar-Level 17

Hi
A Master in Business Law is a degree that does not require a previous degree related to law studies. It is intended for those who have degrees in different business related areas. Students will learn about different regulations that businesses are concerned with such as commercial law, taxation or corporate law.
For the details like syllabus, eligibility, institute, take a look at:
https://www.shiksha.com/getListingDetail/87915/course/course-Master-Of-Business-Laws-Bangalore-India

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2016-04-09 19:22:46

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Rushabh Sheth

Guide-Level 12

If you like company law then you can go for company secretary which is professional course
there is also mba in corporate law

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2016-04-09 18:46:37

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2016-04-09 13:17:03

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Shaurya Singh

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Both the fields are very different it depends on the field of your interest

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2016-04-09 09:50:14

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Shubha MalviyaTraining & counselling students is d thing i love

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Humanities with subjects like Psychology, Sociology, Economics, English will help you. Five year degree courses in Law need some basic knowledge of these subjects, if you are going for B.A. LLB and if you opt for B.Com LLB to go for corporate law, go for commerce stream. Humanities and commerce both are good for Law. you can select the subject which you like to study.

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2016-04-09 09:26:57

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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant

Scholar-Level 18

Yes it is a good option. You can specialise in Direct or Indirect tax laws and establish your own practice.

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2016-04-09 07:27:26

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Onkar bagaria

Beginner-Level 2

hi think it has good future. . I agree with Rahul regarding VGU

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2016-04-08 23:22:18

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karan sabharwal

Beginner-Level 5

go to mylaw.net, they have variety of online cert. courses.

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2016-04-08 12:08:38

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karan sabharwal

Beginner-Level 5

as far as I know, you cannot have another professional degree with law at a time. so, yes you can give up your law degree or not practice law and go ahead with your career in SAP.

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