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https://www.law-school.de/international/education/master-of-law-and-business
https://www.sydney.edu.au/courses/courses/pc/master-of-business-law.html
only name, no game.
Pros
- If you do not come from a Top 5/7 NLU school, then this course will give you access to readings you might not otherwise encounter in law school,
- If you come from a law faculty of a traditional university or its affiliated colleges, then this course will additionally provide you a roadmap of the largish field of (rather badly named) business laws.
Cons
- It will not give you the NLSIU brand name.
- It will not give you connections via faculty or students at NLSIU.
- It will not be counted as a PG degree to allow you to move into academia.
- You may find that the course has almost zero value addition to your CV.
- If you are already well versed in the field of 'business laws,' you may find the materials to be basic.
- The contact hours are seldom worth it.
2. An MBL is not comparable to LLM from anywhere. These are two different programs, and nothing good will come out of comparing them.
3. If you need to write the word 'huge' in caps, then the world will assume you do not know much about whatever it is that you are speaking about.
Kian, if you remove the anonymity here a lot many idiots will stop spewing their toxicity and idiocy here.
Else just do an MBA: IIM, ISB, SP Jain in India, or abroad.
https://www.law-school.de/international/education/master-of-law-and-business
https://www.law-school.de/international/education/master-of-law-and-business/finances/bucerius-global-scholarship
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If you are a law graduate, study a good LLM degree which can be useful in multiple ways.
If you are BA, BCom, BBA or BTech graduate, you should study 3-year LLB if you want to become a lawyer.
Do an MBA otherwise. MBL through distance learning doesn't make any sense.