B.Com LL.B

The B.Com LLB integrated 5-year programme that unites legal coursework with commercial education exists at S.I.P.E. Law College. The educational institution receives its approval from the Bar Council of India as well as maintains affiliation with a recognised university. Students need to demonstrate a minimum passing grade from their 12th-grade studies for admission and they can qualify through merit or dedicated entrance exams for the college.

Veer Narmad South Gujarat University (VNSGU), Surat, offers a 5-year Integrated B.Com. LL.B. (Hons.) program. Student admissions to this program at VNSGU depend on their performance in the 12th-grade qualifying examinations because VNSGU does not organize an admission test for this specific program.

Yes, internship are kind of mandatory in B.Com LL.B (H) at Amity University, Gwalior.

In the whole course students are expected to complete minimum 3 internships.

From the 3rd semester the internships are allowed and the students are asked to do one internship every alternate semester so they can complete at least 3 internships.

For admission in BCom LLB course in Greater Noida College of Law, students should have passed Class 12 with at least 45% marks. OBC students require 42%, while SC/ST students require 40%. It is merit-only admission, and students can register online on the official website.

No, you won't have the B.Com degree from CCSU from B.Com LLB as for getting B.Com degree you need to complete the full 3 years of the Bachelor of Commerce program. However, if you are enrolled in a B.Com LLB integrated program, it is likely that you would need to complete the full duration of the course (usually 5 years) to receive both degrees. Still, it would be better to ask for more information from CCSU in a detailed manner.

First of all you have to clear the CLAT entrance exam for pursue in the field of B.Com LLB course. This course will help your entire rest of life because all major law has been taught in this course. This course upgrade your thinking level, fluent speaking level and reading level with boost. You will know what is wrong and what is right in the eye of law.

And last thing is that No one can above the law.

You should take literature or financial accounting as a combination subject for this course because it may help you lot.

The prerequisites for a BCom LLB differ from institution to college. However, generally speaking, in order to get admitted to a BCom LLB programme, candidates must have completed Class 12 from recognised board and must have studied Economics, Business Studies and Mathematics as their main subjects. Candidates must also appear for various entrance examinations in order to secure admission to top colleges. 

Candidates who are interested in both business and law can pursue this course. Both the business and legal elements of law will be covered in one's education through this course. Candidates will have a special viewpoint as a result, which can be helpful in many different types of employment. BCom LLB scope is established in Corporate Law, Intellectual Property Law, and Tax Law fields, which are just a few of the business-related jobs that need a law degree. 

BCom LLB is a 5-year course that is offered at the Vydehi Institute of Law. The eligibility criteria for BCom LLB is to pass Class 12 with a minimum of 45% marks from a recognised board. Admission for all the courses is based on merit scores. Interested candidates must fill out the application form online on the official website.