B.Com LL.B

The only college offering BCom LLB in Delhi is UPES. However, you can find some BCom LLB top college options in Delhi NCR, such as:

Note: The information is sourced from the official/counselling body of the institute/exam.

In a BCom LLB curriculum, you'll find the accounting and legal subjects merging simultaneously. For example, you'll read Accounting, Economics, alongside Law of Torts. This course is a blend of Commerce and legal studies to prepare for legal roles in the corporate and finance sectors.

The exact BCom LLB full form is the Bachelor of Commerce (BCom) and the Bachelor of Legislative Laws (LLB), which is clearly a combination of two bachelor's degrees. Similar to the BA LLB, in BCom LLB, you can study subjects related to Accountancy with legal. It's a good option after 12th, if your vision is clear about your career goals, rather than pursuing a BCom separately for 3 years and then opting for an LLB for another 3 years.

There's nothing as an average BCom LLB salary in India. Salary depends on your skills, expertise and also company.

Some high-paying industries for BCom LLB graduates are MNCs and government organizations like SEBI, RBI or even Income Tax Department.
After a few years of experience, salary package eventually increases with job position.

Hope it helped your doubt! All the best!

Government college, Nagda (Vikram University ) do not offer BCom LLB or any law integrated courses it only provides standard B.Com, BA, BSc, etc. 

 To get admission for B.Com LLB 5-Year course at University College of Law first criteria is that you need to score between 45-55 percent combined in your 12th Boards.Some colleges may require Mathematics or a Commerce background in class 12th.There are various entrance exam for admission like CLAT.

To pursue B.Com - LLB, you must have completed 12th with minimum 60%. Then, apply for CUET, CLAT or university specified test for getting admission in a recognised university. You must score nearly 500 marks in CUET for getting B.Com - LLB.

You have to take KLEE entrance exam.

And if you get a high rank in it, like within 60 or something there is high chance to get admission.

There is reservation too.

It is the only way. 

After 12th, if you want to get into NLUs you have to take CLAT UG exam.

Or else you can take state entrance exams for law.

Like, of you are from Kerala, there is KLEE Exam to get in based on merits to government colleges.

Or if you didn't score in entrance exams you can get admission through management seats where the fees will be high compared to merit seat .

If mumbai university providing integrated courses for Bcom LLB (hons) which will take 5 year then you can do both