B.Com LL.B

Hi Kritika, There is no Proper Maths in B.Com LL.B. It is mainly Economics / Statistics / little bit of Finance related curriculum.

Yes, but for that you will have to appear in the CLAT exam and then drop from the current university. I also did that with DU.

Placements in SRMU is good. There is a placement cell in the admission block of SRMU. Students gets handsome packages in big companies like Aegis | American Express | Apollo Munich | Aptara Corp | Aspiring Minds | Bata India | British Telecom | Directi | Dr Reddys LaboratoriesLtd | Earth Infra | Gartner | Global Autotech Ltd | Greenply | HCL | HT Media | ICICI Prudential | IndusInd Bank | ITC | Jaro Education | JK Tyres | Just Dial | L T | Micromax | Naukri Com | NEC | Oracle | Pinnacle | Piramal Healthcare | Reliance Jio | SAP | Sharekhan |TCS.

It mainly depends to the university or college you wish to apply to. Some take direct admissions and others take an entrance test. Cutoff of some of the universities like CCSU usually goes low and some demand a bit higher. However, you should score at least 50-60% in your 12th to secure yourself so that you can apply to multiple or all universities of your choice.

Hi Mani, B.Com and LL.B. They both are the courses and there are so many colleges who have these courses you need to get a great percentage to get into DU. All the best.

There are around 55 seats in the same course.

Some Universities are:
Gujarat University (GU) (Ahemdabd, Gujarat)
Parul Institute of Law (Vadodara, Gujarat)
Shankarsinh Vaghela Bapu Institute of Law (Gandhinagar, Gujarat)
Nirma University (Ahemdabd, Gujarat).

In Goa, we have VM Salgaokar College of Law and Kare college. I do not know about B.Com LLB, but VM Salgaokar College offers a 5-year course for B.A. LL.B.

BBA LLB from Amity University is better than B.Com. Since it's a professional course so you have better career options and will have a licence to practice law.