Which has a better scope and why: Corporate Law or Banking Law?

Banking law can, in some way, be considered a niche in part of corporate law itself. In terms of scope, a lot depends on the place of work and the kind of work. Corporate law, in general, has more monetary advantages as compared to litigation. However, in comparison to banking law, while one is gene

Dear Aspirant, Both Corporate Law and Banking Law are good. My friend did LL.B. And LL. M. from LPU and now working in SBI Bank as a Law Officer. LPUs School of Law is approved by the Bar Council of India. The students are groomed for bright professional careers by providing a wide range of exposure

First of all, do not compare LL. M in Banking-finance and LL. M in Corp. Law. Both have its own advantages. It is for you to make best of whatever that you pursue. Assuming you are interested in making your career in corporate legal, I would recommend you stick to area of your speciality (I. e. eith

There is great scope for law graduates to join private firms across the country. They can choose to become the legal advisory and help the company with legal decisions. In case someone is looking for a well-paid job, they can get an MBA after their LL.B. This way, they would be able to get a dual po

The broad classification in law is corporate law and litigation. While the former involves more of sedentary work, drafting agreements and corporate advisory, the latter is more proactive. Banking law can, in some way, be considered a niche in part of corporate law itself. In terms of scope, a lot d

India being a developing country, both Banking and Corporate laws have scope as we need better players in the market. Economics in both the laws remain common. One should decide on the basis of his/her interest if the question is of scope as both Corporate and banking law is the future of India.

I would say corporate law because when you study banking law, you study only about banking law and when you study corporate law, you specialize in more than one subject such as company law, contracts, partnerships, tax laws and a lot more. Corporate law even includes banking laws also. Corporate la

Hello everyone, Corporate law includes company law and other ancillary laws with respect to a corporate house in India. The corporate law thus involves everything with respect to a company. Banking laws on other hand deal with regulation of banks and also the SARFAESI Act is again an area of practic

The broad classification in law is corporate law and litigation. While the former involves more of sedentary work, drafting agreements and corporate advisory, the latter is more proactive. Banking law can, in some way, be considered a niche in part of corporate law itself. In terms of scope, a lot