Business Law

University admission or college admission is the procedure through which understudies enter tertiary training at colleges and universities. Frameworks change generally from nation to nation and some of the time from foundation to establishment. In numerous nations, imminent college understudies apply for confirmation during their last year of secondary college or junior college. In certain nations, there are free associations or government organizations to concentrate the organisation of institutionalized confirmation tests and the preparing of utilization. The application form can be obtained from the university campus on cash payment of the prescribed amount. In order to complete the application process, candidates have to submit the duly filled in application form along with an attested photocopy of all the required documents in university administrative cell on or before the last specified date. Documents to be submitted at the time of interview or admission are:
Mark Sheet of the last qualifying degree examination
Provisional Degree Certificates
Migration Certificate
Character Certificate
Date of Birth Certificate
Gap Certificate (if applicable)
One Valid Identity Proof
Address Proof
Income Certificate
Caste Certificate (if applicable)
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I myself being a corporate law student, am happy to enlighten you about the same. When it comes to law, corporate law is futuristic and it is what will have a great demand in another 5-10 years so this would be a great time for you to take up this course, as by the time your batch would graduate, there would be some demand for corporate law graduates. So now talking about business law you should know what are the courses that are offered in Bangalore for the same. It is B.A. L. B.A. L. B and B.Com L. B when it comes to the top law colleges. All these three have their own differences and B.A. L. B being the hardest as it has accounts and other subjects that are considered to be difficult for students who do not come from a commerce background. B.A. L. B being comparatively easier and B.Com L. B being the easiest. Now when it comes to colleges in Bangalore that offer these courses, there are a lot, but when it comes to quality of education and institution reputation, placement records etc. , there are only a few colleges that are actually worth talking about.
1- Christ UniversityThe fee structure of this college might be a bit off the budget for most of the students but it is one of the best colleges for law in Bangalore when it comes to campus, faculty, infrastructure, placement, environment etc. The college has very strict cut-off marks and accepts only CLUEE marks, an entrance exam by Christ university itself.
2- Alliance school of lawAlliance is another best private law college in Bangalore. The difference between Alliance and Christ is that Alliance University accept CLAT and ISAT score, even though they have a strict cut-offpercentage.
3- St. Joseph's College of LawSJCL is a very newly started college and they also offer all corporate law courses. If you get into this college by way of examination and passing all levels of the interview, the tuition fee is very lowcompared to all other top law colleges in Bangalore. One of the main highlight of this college is its location, it is located in a very active and fun place and it beats all other colleges in terms of location of the campus.
4- REVA universityREVA university is one of the best upcoming law colleges in Bangalore and it is one of the best college when it comes to campus and infrastructure, the only one drawback is that is very far from the main town and city. REVA has a fee structure not very high as compared to other private college.