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To pursue a Permanent Residency (PR) in Australia, you can consider the General Skilled Migration (GSM) pathway. You'll need to meet certain criteria, including completing a skills assessment by a relevant authority. As a B.B.A, L.L.B (H) graduate in Business Law, you might explore courses related to your field that are in demand in Australia, like management, finance, or business analytics. However, keep in mind that your current qualification is valuable too. If you wish to explore other courses, you could consider areas with skill shortages, such as IT, engineering, or healthcare. The possibilities are broad, and you should choose a field aligned with your interests and Australia's demand. It's essential to research the Skilled Occupation List, check eligibility criteria, and potentially consult with migration experts for personalized guidance on your PR journey.

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Corporate Law is one of the most popular law differentiation that is chose by applicants these days. Corporate Law includes the rules, practices and directive that govern the evolution s as well as the operation of corporate firms.

The eligibility criteria-

you must have completed class 12th with minimum pass marks.

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Business law deals with the elemental legalities which are required for an organization foundation.

Corporate law lays emphasis on the operations, actions and validity of an organization. Corporate lawyers write the contracts and these contracts are evaluated by business lawyers.

Tax obligation, expense commitment and other tax related things are seen by business lawyers.

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If you are interested in corporate sector, both the courses are good with LLB. But if you are able to do CS with LLB, it is considered the best. You can do a lot in corporate sector with this combination of two specializations.

Hope this helps you!

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If you have fnished BBA and planing for do a degree in business law , my suggestion would be to do Master of Business Administration in Business Law

• It is a post graduate / professional level degree
• The course duration is 2 yerars , full time

Criteria / eligibility

Candidate must be a graduate with minimum aggregate score of 50%

The candidate should also qualify any relevant exams like GMAT ,CAT, MAT, XAT, SNAP

Some colleges that offer Business Law courses

• IIM Banglore                       NIRF RANKING : 2
• IIM Kokata                           NIRF RANKING: 3
• IIT  Kharagpur                     NIRF RANKING: 5
• SIBM Pune                           NIRF RANKING : 22
• VIT Vellore                            NIRF RANKING : 28

Hope this clarifies your doubt

Best wishes for your future

Here are some of the best LLM colleges for corporate Law in India:

University School of Law and Legal Studies, New Delhi

NLU Jodhpur - National Law University

ULC Bangalore - University Law College New Law College Bangalore University

To know more LLM Corporate law colleges visit the link below:

https://law.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-llm-in-corporate-law-colleges-in-india

For LLM Business Law some of the best colleges:

Government Law College, Coimbatore

SLS Noida - Symbiosis Law School

SLS Pune - Symbiosis Law School

I hope this answer helps. All the very best for your future endeavors!

Dear student,

As you are interested in Business Law, after BBA you can join LLB. Once you complete the graduation course apply for the 3 year LLB course which is offered by various colleges.

MBLA stands for Masters Degree in Business Laws and Administration. It is a 2 years long course. So, before one could pursue it, one needs to be a Graduate in any Discipline. This course covers Business Law topics as well as Administration topics well.

Hope this information helped you.

All The Best!!

Hello,

If you have done 10+2 with commerce stream, and if you have interest towards further exploring management, corporate sector further then you can go for integrated BCom-LLB or BBA-LLB, these integrated courses are combination of law with respective subjects for instance commerce+law in BCom-LLB, and business management+law in case of BBA-LLB, apart from having regular job opportunities in government sectors for any law graduates you also hold good chances for exploring the private sector but only if you possess inclination towards business, management, commerce respectively , other than this more or less the opportunities are same for any law graduate, as in terms of appearing for various government prestigious exams, pursuing higher education etc.