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Konatham Abhishek
6 years ago
Masters in any field, is a specialisation in a field. Similarly, Masters in Business Law (from NLS Bangalore or otherwise) is a specialisation in the field of business law. In terms of degree, yes, it is equivalent to any other Masters degree. However, there are some colleges (like Faculty of law, D

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Mishika Singh
8 years ago
Masters in any field, is a specialization in a field. Similarly, Masters in Business Law (from NLS Bangalore or otherwise) is a specialization in the field of business law. In terms of degree, yes, it is equivalent to any other Masters degree. However, there are some colleges (like Faculty of law, D

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V
5 years ago
I am 53 Years and would like to pursue Master of business law programme from NSLIU BANGALORE. Please let me know what are the job chances which I can get after the course.

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8 years ago
Yes MBL, NLSIU has a very good course content indeed. It is a PG degree in quality education. I myself enrolled and found it a good course but it requires time and lots of hard work to get it. Once you are an MBL degree holder, definitely you'll get a great knowledge boost with a brand name which is

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Manash Mondal
8 years ago
Master degree from any university will fetch you with a degree of same value. But if you are talking about the weight of the degree, then yes, an MBL from NLS, Bangalore will surely give you an upper hand in getting a job because nowadays, the reputation of the university matters in getting a job a

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8 years ago
Hi, First of all, any law degree that is pursued is a Master's degree irrelevant to what the Masters is studied in. A Masters from NLS actually is considered to be of more weightage too. So have no doubts, an MBL is also a Master's degree nevertheless & will fetch you an upper hand if you're trying

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