B.Com. L.L.B. 

at BMS College of Law, Basavanagudi

To get admission into the BA LLB course at BMS College of Law, required candidates to fulfil the eligibility criteria first i.e., candidates must complete their Class 12 with a minimum of 45%, and 40% for SC and ST candidates. Then, candidates can apply for the program from the official website of the college form the admission tab (candidates can complete the application process either online or offline and submit the application with the documents requested by the college. The college will first shortlist the students based on their application and then shortlisted candidates will undergo the selection process which requires a valid score in the BMS CLAT entrance exam, followed by a PI. The college will grant a seat to successful applicants.

BMS College of Law accepts the BMSCLAT (BMS College of Law Admission Test) as its entrance exam for admission to the BA LLB programme. Candidates applying for this programs must excel in the BMSCLAT entrance exam, which is followed by a Personal Interview as part of the selection process. Admissions at BMS College of Law are merit-based and also consider entrance exam performance. To be eligible, students must achieve a minimum aggregate of 45% in their higher-senior secondary examination.

The official website of the BMS College of Law mentions that the students become eligible for placements after four years. In the fourth year onwards, the students secure internships in top law firms. When students complete their internships the law firms visit the campus for hiring. The median package offered was INR 3.5 LPA, and the highest package was INR 7 LPA.
The educational service reports claimed that the highest and average package offered at BMS College of Law is INR 7 LPA and INR 5. 17 LPA respectively. Additionally, the college has a placement cell that helps the students in the process of securing placements. According to the previous data of NIRF 2023,  the median package offered was INR 3.5 LPA, and the highest package was INR 7 LPA. 

BMS College of Law's official website does not provide information about the available seats for the BA LLB programme. Cadndiates who wants to know about the exact number of seats provided by the college, should contact to the college directly. 

No, candidates are not allowed to get direct admission to the BCom LLB course. The college offers seats for the BCom LLB programme when candidates qualify for either the merit list or secure valid scores in BMSCLAT. The BCom LLB course, required candidates to go through a complete admission procedure which required that candidates must secure at least an aggregate of 45% in their Class 12, and after applying for the programme they have to appear in the entrance exam. Lastly, qualify the merit/cutoff list released by the college based on applicants' score. 

To get admission to a five-year BCom LLB course at BMS College of Law, candidates must pass Class 12 with a minimum of 45% aggregate from a recognised board. Admission to this course is based on both merit and entrance. Candidates are required to qualify BMSCLAT entrance test, after qualifying the basic eligibility criteria. In the last step of the admission process, the college releases a merit list according to the scores secured by the candidates in the entrance examination (BMSCLAT).

Yes, BMS College of Law offers different types of scholarships for BCom LLB students and other course students. Check out the type of scholarships offered by the college below: 

• Government of Karnataka Scholarships and Government of India Scholarships for the students belonging to Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes, and Backward students.
• Loan Scholarship covering up to 70% of the fee for the deserving candidates.

To avail of these scholarships,  the students have to apply through the college office and submit the required documents and certificates. The scholarships are awarded based on the merit and financial need of the students.

BMS College of Law accepts the BMSCLAT (BMS College of Law Admission Test) as its entrance exam for admission to the BCom LLB programme. Candidates applying for this programmes must excel in the BMSCLAT entrance exam, which is followed by a Personal Interview as part of the selection process. Admissions at BMS College of Law are merit-based and also consider entrance exam performance. To be eligible, students must achieve a minimum aggregate of 45% in their higher-senior secondary examination.