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Scope of BBA, LLB (NLU, Jodhpur)

Nightcrawler 22 Jun 2010, 10:19

NO.

I have not qualified for any of the law schools because I have not appeared for CLAT yet. Next year for sure.

Anyway, I was reviewing the courses of various national law colleges.

NLSIU offers BA, LLB (Hons.) course

NALSAR offers - ""

NLUJ offers - BBA, LLB (Hons.) Course

Lets leave it up till there

My main question is that I want to specialize in corporate law/ Company Law and also want to venture in the Cyber Law sector later too.

Should I be opting for BA, LLB Course OR BBA, LLB one?

Please support your judgment with an understandable reason!

My future law career depends on u :)

3 Replies

AnonymousLLB 22 Jun 2010, 11:33

Er… I would suggest you stop thinking too far ahead, CLAT is just going to get more and more competitive, so the earlier you start preparing the better.

If you haven’t started already, I’d suggest starting to go through all the static GK.

Because if you had started preparing earnestly you wouldn’t even have eyes for NLU Jodhpur (no offence) and wouldn’t even be asking this question.

You must understand that specialisation forms a very small part of undergraduate studies (barring internships).

Trust me when I say this, there is barely anything on LI which will help you get through CLAT, what you need to know you can find out from here after you get through it.

Your amazing enthusiasm will only get you so far. Work Hard for CLAT. Start now.

Nightcrawler 22 Jun 2010, 11:54

none taken

Thanks

I AM preparing for static gk

Reading Pearson Yearbook

And I am religiously following the best Legal Blogs I can get

No offence, but I am pretty set up for making my mark

Yeah..I should not think so far ahead, but I just wanted to know your opinion..

Well thank you :)

legaltiger 22 Jun 2010, 15:04

you can take up BBA LLB if u want to take up corpoarte law in future. For cyber law, both have equal value. If you wish to take up cyber law as a career, i would suggest you to do some short term courses in networking, knowledge of basic programming languages like C++, Java will help and will enrich your CV.

As of course structure, specialisation do occupy an impt part in our course. As we have 8 honours papers and 3 seminar papers which could be related to the field i am specialising in, that makes total of 11 papers.