TISS - Tata Institute of Social Sciences, Mumbai

Hi Asim, the law degree which is offered is a 5 year long course and the other is a 3 year long course and in both the courses you cannot choose a specialisation. You will study all departments of law, and specialization comes into picture only by during LL.M (Masters). So you should do a 3 year LL.B and then you can specialise in any subject you want in your LLM. However, in India, there is less scope and almost no university offers a specialization in criminal investigation and/or commercial corruption law and governance. Further, you can look for a Diploma course in this subject if you're not willing to go through 5, 3 years of studying law.