As you have done LLB so as per my opinion LLM would be best for you, it will provides you the advanced knowledge in the same field and the MBA is the different stream in which you learn about management

L.L.M. or Master of Legislative Law is postgraduate Law course. It is of 2 year duration course

Eligibility for LLM
Candidate must have completed under graduation in law i.e. L.L.B./B.L. Degree/5 Year LL.B. Degree Course or an equivalent Degree from a recognized University with at least 55% marks in the aggregate

Few of L.L.M. Entrance Tests
CLAT - Common Law Admission Test is an All India Entrance Examination conducted by 11 National Law Universities

However, the National Law University, Delhi, National Law University, Orissa and the private autonomous law schools conduct their own admission tests.

LSAT – it is conducted by Law School Admission Council, USA conducted by Pearson VUE, through its affiliate in India.


Some of L.L.M. Specializations
• Constitutional Law
• Family Law
• Taxation Law
• Corporate Law and Governance (including International Business)
• Criminal Law
• Environmental Law
• Human Rights
• Insurance Laws
• Intellectual Property Law
• International Trade and Business Laws
• Jurisprudence


L.L.M. Jobs Types
• Advocate
• Attorney General
• District and Sessions Judge
• Magistrate
• Notary
• Public Prosecutor
• Solicitor
• Legal Advisor
• Trustee
• Teachers & Lecturer
• Law Reporter
• Legal Expert