Business Law

You can pursue business law after graduation with a B.Com of 35% from Sol DU. This would depend on the specific course and university requirements, however.There are a few business law course institutions that eligibility can base on the percentage acquired. To many others, they would require a certain entrance test or any other qualification impartially.For instance, although a Bachelors degree's minimum percentages of students: 45-50% would be required from universities awarding degrees such as LLB or integrated law courses, some would still consider work experience among other things. One possible option would be to register for a Post Graduate Diploma in Business Law (PGDBL) or to complete Certificate courses in Business Law offered by various institutes. 

To be admitted to an online or blended LLM in Business Law course, a candidate must be a holder of an LLB degree with a cumulative pass of 50-55 %. Some of the universities in India where online or blended LLM in Business Law is offered for include; NLU, Jindal Global University, and Symbiosis Law School With about 15 universities offering online or blended programs in India. The course period is somewhat between 1-2 years and the fee is from INR 1,50,000 INR to INR 4,50,000. The examples include corporate law, the intellectual property law and taxation law among others. These courses can be pursued through applying online in the university's website or through contacting the university.

Although both programs are highly practical and give insights into the functioning of a legal system, the LLM in Corporate Law is aimed to provide more insider knowledge about corporate entities, while the LLM in Business Law seems to be more general, although it also gives a strong perspective on the legal landscape for business. Look at the table below to understand the difference:FeatureLLM in Corporate LawLLM in Business LawFocusPrimarily concerned with the legal aspects of corporate entities, their formation, governance, and operationsBroader scope, encompassing various legal aspects of business operations, including contracts, taxation, employment law, and intellectual propertyCareer PathsCorporate law firms, in-house legal departments, investment banking, and consultancyWider range of opportunities in corporate law, business consulting, government, and academiaDepth of KnowledgeIn-depth understanding of corporate law, securities law, mergers and acquisitionsBroad knowledge base across multiple business law areasSpecialisationCan further specialize in areas like M&A, corporate finance, or securities lawCan specialize in contract law, tax law, intellectual property law, or employment law

As a subject of study, business law is essential to the curriculum of business management students because it equips them with the knowledge and ability required to run a business legally and within the provisions of the law. The principle areas of business law are contracts and agreements, business structures, employment & labor law, laws related to the protection of proprietary rights, and legal requirements that need to be followed.Here are some of the specific benefits of taking a business law course for business management students:Reason on the legal consequences of business actions: Managers come across issues with legal consequences in their day-to-day management of business organizations. Hence, the law provides a valuable tool to business managers as it furnishes them with knowledge to make proper choices and/ or avoid legal repercussions.Negotiate and draft contracts: Every business needs contracts as it is one of the foundations of business operations. Business law helps students understand the rules of contract negotiations and to write contracts which are reasonable and legal to implement.Safeguard the company’s various types of legal property: Trademark, copyrights and patents are important legal entities under the law that most companies consider as an asset. Another principle in business law is educating students on how to prevent the infringement on the company’s property especially its intellectual property.Comply with government regulations: The government has put in place different legal frameworks that govern businesses. Business law helps the students understand how to follow such regulations in order not to encounter penalties.Manage risk: Business are exposed to several different risks, one of which is the legal risks. Business law equip the learners with the necessary understanding on how to handle such risks.

The entry requirements are mentioned below:12 standard- 65%Applicants must have passed one of the following:All Indian Secondary School Certificate (AISSC) or Indian School Certificate (ISC) with minimum of 65% average in the best four subjectsMinimum 70% average in the best four subjects for the following State Board Secondary Education exit awards:Intermediate Certificate from the Andhra Pradesh Board of Intermediate EducationPre University Certificate from the Karnataka Board of Pre-University EducationHigher Secondary certificate form the Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary EducationHigher Secondary certificate from the Tamil Nadu Board of Higher Secondary Education