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Hello, Cyber Law is a good option if someone wants to grow with the growth in the field, which is mostly organic, tending to recent times when cyberspace has expanded beyond comprehension (because of the accessibility to smartphones, armchair journalism on social media, etc.). 

Its use needs to be regulated, if not completely controlled. Business law is, quite understandably, as old as the concept of business, albeit existing in different forms over the years. Depending on new developments that the world sees every few years, these laws are amended from time to time, but the crux remains the same.

It is one of the most comprehensive areas of law involving the law of contracts, company law, etc. In India, most top-notch firms have a strong hold in the field of business laws and dominate the industry in terms of corporate advisory and, a lot of times, even corporate commercial litigation.

University of Mumbai has a wide geographical spread and with a very high density of population, there are many colleges offering law courses culminating in the degree being conferred by Mumbai University. Now, we have a choice of taking a very narrow view that placements by the only Dept of Law or law school of the university is to be taken into account, then we would be excluding perhaps more than 90% of students population. The university is expected to govern and issue policy guidelines to different colleges, it is expected to monitor and modify syllabus of different courses it had authorised. If the placement by university's dept. Is concerned, I feel it would be quite inadequate to meet needs of students. However, different colleges offering these law courses have very vibrant placement cells and they are able to offer internships as well as placements at graduation level. Thank you.