New Delhi: The Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law (RGNUL) is preparing to launch a Master of Business Administration (Law) programme.
The NMAT, a national-level entrance exam, will also be taken into account for admission to this programme. Aspirants can find more information by visiting rgnul.ac.in.
Professor GS Bajpai, Vice-Chancellor, RGNUL said,“ MBA Law Program will give students a nuanced understanding of business and law. It will provide real-world insights, in-depth knowledge and unique academic experience. The program is designed to prepare students for careers in business, law and entrepreneurship.”
Candidates interested in the RGNUL MBA Law Programme should note that it is a two-year course and admission will be granted through the CMAT and GMAC entrance exams.
Candidates applying for the MBA programme of RGNLU must be a graduate in any subject with a minimum of 55% marks from a recognised institute.
The RGNUL MBA Law Programme has been established specifically for lawyers working in business-related fields such as corporate law, real estate, tax, business litigation, government regulation, and non-profit representation.
“Keeping in view the rapidly changing requirements of industry and academia, MBA Law Program combines business and law curriculum to impart knowledge to integrative thinkers in the new millennium and augment their skills. Besides providing expertise and innumerable job opportunities to graduates, the program affords students with unparalleled career flexibility. MBA Law program will equip students with a deep understanding of law and management for careers in government, law or the private sector,” the university stated while launching the programme.
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