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I am preparing for SEBI Grade A anyways (2026), so will a specialised LLM fare better than a general LLM from let's say NALSAR? Will I get enough time to study for ancillary exams at NALSAR?
I also looked at the IBC course offered by NALSAR but it's a 2yr course and costs around 15 lakhs which is something you'll spend in 5yrs while pursuing a LLB from a T1 NLU. The plus looks like that you'll get IP certification with the course which generally takes around 10-15yrs?
I'm wondering if these courses are worth it.