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Does work experience triumph over poor college grades during admission?
For context: I am a person studying in a not so famous college in India. Since I left school I have never experienced any quality learning. I want to be educated in depth about Corp law, rewire my thought process, and preferably study in a world renowned or atleast field renowned university which could help me with this. My 12th grades are very good but my BA.LLB are just bare minimum . So what are your recommendations should I try for a Corp LLM or a 3 year BA.Juri in Oxford (because as per my understanding, they look at your 12th grade qualifications and ECs and not UG grades)
but you need 3+ yr corp exp to apply