B.Com LL.B

The eligibility criteria for admission to the BCom LLB course at K.R. Mangalam University is candidates must complete their Class 12 preferably from Commerce stream with a minimum aggregate of 50%. For the selection process, the university accepts the scores of several entrance exams - CUET UG, CLAT, and KREE. Moreover, students who are awaiting the results are also eligible. However, if selected, they are granted provisional admission until the release of results.

Yes, K.R Mangalam, University offers a Law. Tabulated LLB programme. Under this programme, students get to study various facets of Arts and Law. Tabulated below are the key highlights of this programme:

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

Yes, you can appear for the UPSC exam after doing a B.Com LL.B 5-year course. UPSC Civil Services Examination allows the candidates who hold a bachelor's degree in any discipline from a recognised university. That's what your integrated B.Com LL.B degree provides for you. It would help much if you had some background of law because that would definitely make you shine if you chose law, public administration, or political Science as your optional subject in the Mains exam. Ensure you fulfill all the eligibility criteria, such as age limits and nationality.

The CLAT ranks below 1000 are enough for getting INLU of Nirma University.

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In Ludhiana, the main place where you can study a B.Com. LL.B. integrated course is CT University.

This is a five-year programme that mixes commerce and law, giving you a complete education in both areas.

While other colleges in Punjab also offer similar combined law programs, CT University is the top choice in Ludhiana.

For example, Lovely Professional University in Jalandhar has a B.Com. LL.B. (Hons.) program.

Also, the University Institute of Legal Studies at Panjab University in Chandigarh offers a five-year B.Com. LL.B. (Hons.) course.

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Prachi Mahavidyalaya in Kanpur offers undergraduate courses such as Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com.) and Bachelor of Arts (B.A.). There is no indication that the college offers an integrated B.Com. LL.B. program.

It's advisable that you contact the prachi Mahavidyalaya in kanpur directly to get the most accurate information. 

Also consider talking to your seniors or your neighbors. 

To get a BCom LLB (H) seat at Vel Tech, students must follow the below-mentioned steps:

1. Eligibility check: Begin with ensuring that you fulfill the eligibility requirements.

2. Application submission: Visit the official website and fill out the application form.

3. Seat allocation: Stay updated with the merit list. If shortlisted, participate in the seat allocation process. The seats are allocated based on CLAT scores. Some of the seats are also offered via direct admissions.

4. Reporting: Report to the institute for verification of documents and payment of fees.

At Vel Tech, there are a total of 120 seats available under the BCom LLB Hons programme. This implies that a total of 120 students can take admission to this programme in the current academic year. The allocation of these seats is done based on marks obtained in the CLAT examination. Apart from this, the university also offers direct admission. In the case of direct admissions, students do not require a valid CLAT score.

Both Vel Tech and UPES are good options to pursue BCom LLB. However, to judge based on economicity, Vel Tech is more affordable since the tuition fees to pursue BCom LLB at Vel Tech is INR 6 lakh, and the total tuition fee to pursue BCom LLB at UPES is INR 20.4 lakh.

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

To make a choice between two colleges, it is important that a student weigh both options based on significant factors such as fees and median package. To help,  presented below is a comparison between the BA LLB (H) courses at Vel Tech and Saveetha School of Law, based on fees and median package:

Note: The above information is taken from various official sources. Hence, it is indicative.