Hello,

Corporate laws pertains to a set of rules in managing the ethical aspect of the business as well as all the individuals involved in the entire process which can be employee, stakeholders, shareholders, creditors, investors etc. This law mainly deals with how a corporation is formed, operated and managed within the legal framework. On the other hand, cyber law is an emerging field which is very fascinating, at the same time thanks to the advent of technology it's scope in future will further increase more and more, our generation live in digital era, and as much as technology makes things easier, there are downside to it as well, and this is where this law becomes beneficial, the crime can be against an individual , or a corporation or even Government, Both the aforementioned field belong to solving different areas of problems, as far as scope is concerned none of it going to diminish for either one, corporate law is not a new field while cyber law is still emerging at an incredible fast face, both fields offers great career opportunities, but mostly it's dependant on the interest of the candidates,

Hello Aspirant,

Career in corporate law has good career opportunities. It has bright future with good amount of package. Aspirants can pursue undergraduate (UG) as well as the postgraduate (PG) level programmes in the field of Corporate law.

There are ample of job opportunities are available in government as well as private sectors. After pursuing degree in corporate law, you can get job in fields like law firms, insurers, Investment banks, Accounting firms, LPO's, asset managers, teaching field, lecturer.

To know more about corporate law, you can go through this article given below:-

https://law.careers360.com/articles/expert-says-on-career-in-corporate-law

Hello student,

Actually there are lots of private institutes which gives direct admission to the students without any entrance examination but I think that many of those are below standard, I mean the placement rate is not good In those colleges. So so I suggest you to go to some private institute which conduct their own entrance examination similar to clat.

Here is a list of colleges without any entrance examination

• Jindal global law school
• symbiosis law school
• MIT law school Delhi
• nirma university Ahmedabad etc

Dear Aspirant,

They both don’t figure in the top 20 Law schools in India under the National Institute Ranking Framework (NIRF).  Now we need to use other methods of assessment. If you look at the faculty of both we find that NUALS have more experienced teachers.

Our suggestion is that you weigh this aspect and decide as Law is one area where experience counts. Since you want to specialize in Corporate Law, find out the expertise in this domain.

Good Luck

Hi student,

If you want to work in Corporate and Business firms and want to work as a corporate lawyer then BBA LLB is the best-suited course for you. You can go for BA LLB or B.com LLB, if you simply want to do law and want to work as a legal advisor.

Refer here for more info - https://www.careers360.com/courses/bba-llb-bachelor-of-business-administration-bachelor-of-law

Feel free to ask doubts in the Comment Section.

I hope this information helps you.

Good Luck!

Greetings, aspirant!

Your 12th std marksheet is not going to make any significant difference in your future career prospects. Your admission will be based more on your entrance tests. However, colleges often have a basic eligibility criteria regarding your 10+2 percentage score.

And of course, it never hurts to have a good scorecard. It goes on to show your dedication and sincerity to your responsibilities when you might apply for a job or such.

So my suggestion would be that you focus on your entrance tests more; but do not neglect your 12th std score as you never know when it might come in handy.

Hope this information helped you.

Best of luck!!

When it comes to distance learning it is important that it gives both knowledge level and good faculty.  Based on this we can suggest the following:

Coursera – For Sustainable Development – www.coursera.org (http://www.coursera.org)

IFDT (International Forum on Diplomatic Training) – The have a MA Program and also Lancaster University also has a MA program – www.forum.diplomacy.edu (http://www.forum.diplomacy.edu)

Kofi Annan Int’l Peacekeeping Training Center (KAIPTC) has two training programs: Integrated Civilian/Military Coordination & Peacekeeping and Int’l Conflict Resolution. www.kaiptc.org (http://www.kaiptc.org)

For Corporate law we suggest IGNOU. – www.ignou.ac.in (http://www.ignou.ac.in) .  Also an option to consider is doing all your courses in IGNOU itself.

Please visit the stated sites to know more and apply accordingly.

Good Luck!

Hi Lakkisetty,

There are many guddan best courses which can be done after the completion of the LLB course. Nominee student of candidates choose LLM as their course after LLB. There are some other courses also which can be done and some of the courses are as follows.

1) Certificate course in Infotech law

2) Diploma in human rights

3) Diploma in Environmental laws

4) Diploma in intellectual property rights

5) Diploma in corporate laws and Management

6) Diploma in taxation laws

7) M. A. Human rights

I hope your question has been answered properly.

All the best for your future!

Hi Mayur,

Some best colleges I have enlisted below where you can pursue the studies of Corporate Law :-

• Jindal Global Law School, Sonepat
• Symbiosis Law School, Pune
• National Law University, Jodhpur
• School of Law, Christ University, Bangalore
• ICFAI Law School, Hyderabad

For complete list you should visit our page .

I hope this answer helps you.

Good Luck!!