Law

As per the BBA LLB (Hons) curriculum followed at ICFAI Law School, students have to choose various Discipline-specific elective courses after the third year of the programme. Some of these elective subjects have been listed below:

• Business Law: International Investment Law, Financial Law and Policy, and Capital Market Regulations
• International Trade Law: International Banking & Finance, International Financial Institutions, and International Commercial Arbitration and ICC
• Crimes & Criminology: Criminal Psychology, Crime investigation and prosecution, and Forensic Accounting and Investigation
• Constitutional Law: Gender Justice, Media Law, and Judicial Institution in India: the Law, the courts and the judicial Process

The average rating provided by the BBA LLB (Hons) students to the ICFAI Law School placements is 3.3 out of 5. The following information on BBA LLB (Hons) placements has been sourced from the student reviews availabe on Shiksha.com:

• Harshith Goud (Batch of 2024): More than 70% of the students got placed. The highest salary package offered is 8 LPA, and the lowest salary package offered is 2.5 LPA. Many companies and banks like Andhra Bank, firms like Kaveri Seeds, etc., recruit here. Almost 100% of the students got internships in companies like Sunshine Inc, etc. Roles offered are HR, legal advisory, etc.
• Annpurna (Batch of 2019): About 60% of the students from our course got placed. The highest salary package offered is 6 LPA, and the lowest salary package offered is 3.5 LPA. All the students are provided with the placement by the college. Placements in our college are the best.
• Sriya Dhrithi (Batch of 2023): Good companies come to ICFAI for placements. Most of the students from our senior batches got on-campus placements and the recruiting companies are also really good. But the placements are neither satisfactory, nor convincing.

Hey,

Yes indeed, knowledge in Security and Investment Law is important for those who wish to work within the financial market of India. Here's why:

Increased Demand: With the increasing complexity of the financial market in India, there is a greater demand for people who will work in the financial market specially with the knowledge of the legal restraints in the country.

Compliance Expertise: This information points to that fact that financial institutions are subject to a number of rules and regulations. It would be helpful in the areas such as Risk management, Corporate governance, and compliance with SEBI Regulations.

Transaction Expertise: Organization and implementation of financial transactions is mainly for many positions in financial sectors.

Hope this helps !