B.Com LL.B

No, students apprising to take admission to BCom LLB at Kerala University are required to take the KLEE exam. It is an entrance exam held for admission to government law colleges and government merit seats in private self-financing law colleges. The duration of this exam is two hours. However, taking this exam does not guarantee admission. Students who qualify for this exam are further evaluated based on a PI round.

The eligibility criteria for the BCom LLB course at Kerala University vary depending the category of the candidates Listed below is the category-wise eligibility criteria: 

• General: Passed Class 12 with a minimum of 45%
• OBC: Passed Class 12 with a minimum of 42%
• SC/ST: A pass in Class 12 with a minimum of 40%

As per the sources across web, the total tuition fee for the Kerala University BCom LLB course is INR 2.1 lakh. Other than this, the fee structure also contains other components such as hostel fees, application fees, admission fees, etc.

Note: The above-mentioned fee is as per the official sources. However, it is indicative and subject to change.

Yes, BCom LLB programme is offered at Kerala University. This programme allows students to pursue two degrees at once, BCom and LLB. This course spans over five years and is offered in full-time mode. The below contains more information, such fees, eligibility, and selection criteria:

Note: The above information is taken from various sources. However, it is subject to change.

Yes, pursuing a BCom LLB at BMS College of Law can be considered on the expensive side, several sources report the annual fees to be around INR 3.8 Lakhs . Here's a breakdown of the cost:

• Annual Fees: INR. 3.8 Lakhs (approximate)
• Total Program Cost: Since BCom LLB is a five-year program,  the total cost would be around INR 3.8 Lakhs/year * five years = INR 19 Lakhs (approximate)

Additional Expenses:

• There might be additional charges for hostel accommodation,  books,  uniforms,  and other miscellaneous college fees.

BMS College of Law, established in 1963, is reputed for its BCom LLB program. It’s affiliated with Karnataka State Law University and approved by the Bar Council of India. The college offers a well-structured five-year integrated course, combining Commerce and Law education. Admissions are merit-based, followed by an entrance exam and interview, ensuring a rigorous selection process. It’s known for quality legal education and adherence to academic standards.

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. 

The objective of the merit scholarship at BMS College of Law is constituted to attract the best of mind during the admission process, securing 90% and above in the Class 12 examination. The eligibility criteria and awards that BCom LLB students can get, if they qualify for merit scholarships are: 

• The scholarship amount will be INR 10,000 for each student.
• The merit scholarship is initiated for meritorious student based on their performance at the pre-entry level for securing above 90%.
• The scholarship will be awarded during every academic year.