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The BA LLB seat intake at Kerala University is divided in two colleges such as Government Law College and Mar Gregorios College of Law. These colleges are affiliated with the Kerala University. The Government Law College has alloted 132 seats for the BCom LLB programme. On the other hand, the Mars Gregorios College of Law offers 66 seats for the BCom LLB programme. Combining both, the university offers a total of 198 seats under its BA LLB programme.

The KLEE exam for the year 2024 has already been conducted. However, students seeking admission can apply for KLEE 2025 next year for admission to the next batch of BBA LLB at Kerala University. Interested students can check the below table to know the tentative KLEE 2025 schedule:KLEEE 2025 Events Phase TwoDatesAdmit Card First week of February 2025Exam First week of February 2025Result Third week of March 2025

A master’s degree in Law broadens the career scope. Students completing their LLM degree can apply for various job titles such as Corporate Litigation Attorney, Counsellor, Cyber Law Expert, and more.Those who have a good academic record and have shown good performance in internships can expect to start with salary ranging from INR 6 to INR 8 LPA. However, the pay and job title may differ from student to student depending on the student's skill, knowledge, and experience.

No, Kerala University admits students to its BBA LLB programme based on marks obtained in the accepted entrance exam. As per the official website, the accepted exam is KLEE. It is a government approved 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.

University of Kerala BCom LLB is a dual degree programme combining the fields of management and law. This provides students a competitive advantage over other law graduates.BCom LLB graduates can opt for work as a Legal Advisor, Solicitor, Advocate, Consultant in law firms, and much more. Thus, the pay may differ as per the field they are interested in working in. However, the average pay offered to law graduates ranges from INR 3 lakh to INR 6 lakh. With more experience in the field, students can expect to get higher pay and better job roles.

Kerala University BSc (H) is spread across various specialisations. This gives students’ the choice to pursue the field of their interest. Listed below are all the specialisations offered under the programme:BiologyPhysicsComputer ScienceChemistryMathematicsGeologyPsychology

Kerala University BSc (H) syllabus is divided into semester- pattern. The university provides only a single medium of teaching, i.e. English. During the three-year duration, students are required to study following courses:Foundation courses are grouped into 4 major categories namely Ability Enhancement courses (AEC), Skill Enhancement Courses (SEC), Value Addition Courses (VAC) and Multidisciplinary Courses (MDC)Discipline Specific MajorDiscipline Specific Minor/MultidisciplinaryResearch Component with dissertation, internship & field surveys

To know which college to choose, students must weigh both options based on factors such as the Shiksha rating and the number of seats. Tabulated below is a comparison between the BCom LLB courses at Kerala University and the Vivekananda College of Law based on these factors:College/UniversityShiksha RatingSeatsBCom LLB at Kerala University3.5/5132BCom LLB at Vivekananda College of Law3.8/560Note: The above information is taken from various official sources. Hence, it is indicative.

Completing BCom LLB from Kerala University helps students build a strong foundation in the field of law. They can pursue one of the most popular job profiles, a Legal Advisor. While pursuing the course, students can take up courses in Communications, Economics, Psychology, etc. When students feel prepared, they must take up the All India Bar Examination (AIBE). It is an MCQ-based test conducted by the Bar Council of India. Passing this exam is required to practice in court.After getting registered, many people also consider going for a master’s degree. Moreover, becoming a legal advisor depends on the experience one holds. Generally, most employers in India prefer candidates with at least three years of experience working as a lawyer.

Kerala University LLM seats are spread across three colleges affiliated with the university, namely Mar Gregorios College of Law, Government Law College, and Kerala Law Academy Law College. As per official sources, the Government Law College offers 15 seats for LLM, the Mar Gregorios College of Law offers 11 seats, and Kerala Law Academy Law College. Combining both, the university offers a total of 46 seats under the LLM programme.