Business Law

Firstly, you should be clear with your motive for LLM. If it is for a corporate job, gaining knowledge, or an academic career. LLM business law specializations would be more focused on the study of that law which deal with day to day business activities like specific trade law and business law. Whereas corporate law is more about company law, financial I. e law dealing with corporates like merger and acquisition. Corporate law is more lucrative and demanding. I will suggest you do LL. M from a good college along with preparation for Judiciary or competitive exam like bank exams. There are some competitive exams like Bank, PSU, Railways which are more suitable for a law student. If you wish to make a career in corporate law you can do LL. M ( I suggest 2 years) from top law colleges like NLU, JGLS, LPU, DU, Christ, Symbiosis, BHU, KIIT, Jamia, AMU. LL. M is more of an academic course thus can be done along with practice or legal jobs. Low fees, high-value Law colleges: Campus Law center Delhi University, BHU, GLC ( Mumbai), Jamia, AMU, TISS (specialized LL. M), Kurukshetra University, Punjab University, University College of law ( Osmania University), law faculty ( Allahabad University), Ambedkar college of Law ( Andhra Pradesh). High fees, high-value law colleges: all National law University, Jindal Global Law School, Symbiosis, IIT Kharagpur, KIIT Bhubaneswar, Christ University, ILI ( Delhi), ILS Pune, Bharati Vidyapeeth New Law College, Amity University ( NCR). There is also top law colleges zone-wise ( can refer zone wise law colleges). Career and opportunities after LL. M. Top career options other than litigation and judicial-
1. Banking and Insurance
2. Railways
3. Consultancy
4 corporate
5. NGO
6. Education
7. Media
8. Labor Department of various industries
9. Real Estate
10. Law firm
Best wishes.

Hi,To be eligible for admission to the undergraduate programs, a candidate must satisfy any one of the following requirements
FA / F. Sc with at least 2nd division (I. e. 495 marks)
O-levels (in at least 5 subjects) and 2 A-levels. High School Diploma and International Baccalaureate (IB) result with at least 2.5 CGPA and equivalence Certificate from IBCC (if you do not meet this requirement meet the admissions officer for individual programmes)
If you do not meet the entrance requirement of a course, or a programmes you can always choose a foundation or a Diploma route. Kindly contact the admissions officer for your pathway. Students awaiting their FA/ F.Sc/A-Level results may apply for admission at IBL. Selected candidates will be granted a provisional admission only, which may be regularized after they have been declared successful and meet the admission requirements of the university. For vocational (HND) and professional qualifications (ACCA & CIMA) admission criteria is different hence meet your admission advisory for further details. IBL admission criteria for undergraduate level would be as follows:
Student terminated from one institute on the basis of poor academic performance or on disciplinary ground will not be eligible to seek admission to any other school of IBL. Similarly cases of admission of student, rejected by one institute, into another institute will require the approval of the Vice Chancellor/Dean. Admissions Policy
The admission to the Bachelor Programmes of the University College is decided on the basis of candidates earlier educational achievements and his score in the admission test (where required), which comprises of an English Placement exam and where applicable a basic Mathematics test. There are no special quotas, seats or admission by donations. Nor is there any arbitrary age limit for the applicants. In fact, the IBL University College is open to all persons of either of any religion, color, creed, class or domicile who are academically qualified for admission to the courses of study offered by IBL, and no such person shall be denied the privileges of the Institute on the grounds of religion, color, creed, race, class or domicile.

It depends on your interest, your passion. It is for you to decide. However, in my opinion, the following factors would be worth considering:
*Masters in Criminal Law*: It would be helpful to the persons who are interested in:
1. Practicing Criminal Law as a defence counsel or as a public prosecutor;
2. Judicial Services;
3. Police Services, Narcotics Control Bureau, CBI, NIA, etc. ;
4. Working as legal advisers to pharmaceutical companies dealing with psychotropic substances under NDPS Act;
5. Teaching Criminal Law etc. *Masters in Business Law*: It would be a better option for the persons who aspire to associate with:
1. Corporate jobs;
2. Law firms;
3. LPOs;
4. Company laws;
5. Practicing on Civil Side;
6. Judicial Services;
7. Commercial Courts and Commercial laws;
8. Rent, Lease, Real Estate, Properties, Drafting of Agreements and deeds;
9. Family partition settlements;
10. Debt Recovery Tribunals, Bank lawyers;
11. Insurance sector;
12. Motor Accident Claims Matters;
13. Telecom Regulatory Authority and Telecom sector;
14. Electricity Regulatory Commissions and Appellate Tribunals;
15. Consumer Courts;
16. Patents, Trade Marks and Copy Rights;
17. Intellectual Property matters;
18. Arbitration;
19. International Commercial Transactions;
20. Civil Aviation laws;
21. Transportation laws;
22. Logistics and supplies laws;
23. Internet-related disputes;
24. Teaching etc. If you want to kick start a successful career in law, it is important to get admission into a good law college. There are a number of top law colleges in India that you can apply for 5-year LL.B. Like IILM University Gurugram offers BBA LL.B. With Moot Court Internship, Seminar, Workshops, along with Inter-Disciplinary Curriculum. https://iilm.edu.in/law-admissions.