SKDU LLM (Business Law) FAQs
Ques. What subjects are covered in the LLM (Business Law) specialisation at SKDU?
Ans. The LLM (Business Law) at SKDU covers subjects such as Company Law, Law of Contracts and Commercial Transactions, Banking and Finance Law, Securities and Capital Markets Law, Intellectual Property Rights (Patents, Trademarks, Copyright), Competition Law, International Trade and WTO Law, Corporate Governance, Mergers and Acquisitions, and Taxation Law. The curriculum is designed to equip students with practical legal skills for the corporate and commercial sector.
Ques. What is the career scope after LLM (Business Law) from SKDU?
Ans. LLM (Business Law) graduates from SKDU can pursue careers as corporate lawyers in law firms, in-house legal counsels in companies, legal advisors to banks and financial institutions, intellectual property attorneys, competition law practitioners, legal officers in government regulatory bodies (SEBI, RBI, CCI), and law faculty. Business Law is one of the fastest-growing legal specialisations in India due to the rapid expansion of the corporate sector.
Ques. Is LLM (Business Law) better than LLM (Criminal Law) for corporate career prospects?
Ans. For students aiming at corporate law careers, LLM (Business Law) is the more relevant specialisation as it directly covers company law, contracts, banking, securities, and commercial transactions. LLM (Criminal Law) is better suited for those aiming at criminal practice or judiciary. Both programmes at SKDU have the same fee (Rs 67,000 total) and duration (2 years), so the choice should be based on career goals.
Ques. Can I practice as a corporate lawyer after LLM (Business Law) from SKDU?
Ans. Yes, the LLM (Business Law) from SKDU is a BCI-approved postgraduate law degree. Graduates can enrol with the Bar Council of their respective state and practice as corporate lawyers, commercial litigators, or legal advisors. The degree is also valid for law teaching positions and for pursuing PhD in Law.
Ques. Does SKDU have any tie-ups with law firms or companies for LLM (Business Law) placements?
Ans. SKDU has a Centre for Training and Placement on campus that facilitates internships and placement opportunities for students. While specific LLM (Business Law) placement data is not publicly available, the university's growing industry connections and its location in Rajasthan provide opportunities for students to intern with law firms, corporate legal departments, and government bodies. Students are encouraged to contact the placement cell for current opportunities.
Ques. Is the LLM (Business Law) at SKDU also available in hybrid or online mode?
Ans. As per the SKDU 2025-26 admission brochure, the LLM (Business Law) programme is available in hybrid mode in addition to the regular full-time on-campus mode. Students interested in the hybrid option should confirm the current availability and structure of the hybrid programme directly with the university at the time of admission.
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