Business Law with Engineering Background

dear,

                    u have completed ur engineering in computer science , but as i know for LL.M, you should have LL.B. dgree . other  wise u cant do LL.M. unless and untill u don't have LL.B. dgree.

It would be proper for your to refer the website of the National Law University or  their Admission Bulletin to find out as to what are the minimum eligibility requirement for admission to the course please.
 

Hey guys,

 I went through the website and it says:

6.Is MBL equivalent to LL.M. ?
No, Degreewise it is not but contentwise it is more than LL.M. LL.M. has a narrow specialisation when compared with MBL. ALL Laws required to be known by a business law consultant / Advisor / Officer, are included in the curriculum. The course is theoretical as well as practical oriented. 

8.What is the criteria for selecting admission to MBL ? 
Any graduate in any discipline is eligible to join. At present no entrance test is prescribed. But it is likely to be introduced soon.

The Link to the page is :

https://www.nls.ac.in/resources/academic_programmes_distance_education_faqs.html

So what do you guys think??

Dear Friend,

Answers to your querries are already obtained by your from the website.  In short, no legal background is imperative to do their course.

Best wishes,

Hello Mr.Fazail,

Welcome.

I am also a Mechanical Engineer and presently I am pursuing Master Degree in Corporate Laws through Distance Education. With the degree of MCL, a whole new area opens up for me otherwise I am just a mechanical engineer.

You are a Computer Engineer and want to do LLM or Masters Degree in Law Subjects. My advice to you is DONT THINK.GO AHEAD. However, for LLM Degree, you need to be an LLB first. But for Masters Degree in Corporate Laws, WTO, International Trade, International Taxation etc. any Graduate Degree would do.

With your Computer Science background, the best area for you is WTO, International Trade and International Taxation. But mind it, studying law is different from studying Engineering/Science. You have to study a lot, remember many things like Sections, Regulations etc. to be a real professional.

So my advice is GO AHEAD. 

Thank You for your valuable feedback guys....And special thanks to Sanjay Kumar....I felt like I was the only one with engg background wanting to do a course in law....Hopefully I will apply for the course....Thanks once again...This website is the best.....