Is MBL( master in business law) from NLS Bangalore equivalent to any master degree.

0 12k Views | Posted 2009-02-02 22:41:26

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    niteshkrishna

    2009-10-19 19:53:03
    Yes MBL , NLSIU has a very good course content indeed its a P.G Degree with Quality Education.I my self has enrolled and found it good course.But it requires time and lots of hard work to get it.Once u are MBL Degree Holder definately a great Knowlegde boost u get and with a brand name which is NLSIU.
    (Nitesh Krishna)
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    rajshree bahuriya

    2009-06-18 22:27:25
    heyy .i wanna do mbl after completion f my law .plz help me in tat i wanna ful info about tat so plz ans me3 wat preperation we requrired to get an admission in tat n in a reputed college.m wating 4 ur advice myself rajshree bahuriya.
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    shiksha | Contributor-Level 10

    2009-02-04 15:00:10
    Hi, a two year Master of Business Laws is a P.G. Degree. Please visit NLS Bangalore website (http://www.nls.ac.in/) for further clarifications. After doing MBL, opportunities include as a Law Officer / Legal Assistant / Legal Advisor in all the areas of business requirement, for posts in Banks, Factories, Industrial Houses, Companies, Railways, Commerce and Trade Departments of Government, Central or State Government Offices, other Statutory bodies of the Central or State Government. All the best!
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    Hargovind

    2009-02-03 06:26:16
    Very Much. MBL from NLS qualifies for a Masters Degree. The course's comprehensive content adding to the prestige of MBL is one of the sort after courses for Executives these days.
    It is one of the recommended distance learning courses.

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