B.Com LL.B Scope

Deewan Law College offers a five-year integrated B.Com LL.B. Programme, and the admission process may vary depending on the guidelines of the college and the affiliating university. Here is a general overview of the admission process for the B.Com LL.B. Programme at Deewan Law College:
1. Eligibility: The candidate must have passed the Higher Secondary Examination (10+2) or an equivalent examination with at least 45% marks in aggregate (40% for reserved categories).
2. Application: The candidate must fill in the application form and submit it along with the required documents and application fee. The application form can be downloaded from the official website of Deewan Law College or obtained from the college's admission office.
3. Entrance Exam: The college may conduct an entrance exam, or the admission may be based on the candidate's performance in a national level entrance exam such as CLAT ISAT, or AILET.
4. Selection: Based on the candidate's performance in the entrance exam or the qualifying exam, the college will prepare a merit list, and the selected candidates will be invited for further rounds of selection.
5. Counselling: The selected candidates will be called for counselling, where they will have to appear for a Personal Interview and/or group discussion.
6. Final Selection: The final selection of candidates will be based on their performance in the entrance exam, counselling, and the overall academic record. It is important to note that the admission process and eligibility criteria may vary depending on the college's decision and the affiliating university's guidelines. Therefore, it is recommended to regularly check the official website of Deewan Law College or contact the admission office for more specific information and details regarding the admission process.

Here are the post-graduation programmes that can be taken up by B.Com. + LLB graduates:
Master of Legislative Law (L. M. ) (2 years)
Master of Legislative Law (L. M. ) in Corporate and Financial Law (2 years)
Master of Legislative Law (L. M. ) in Corporate Law (2 years)
Master of Legislative Law (L. M. ) in Human Rights (2 years)
Master of Legislative Law (L. M. ) in Business Law (2 years)
Master of Legislative Law (L. M. ) in Insurance Law (2 years)
Master of Legislative Law (L. M. ) in International and Business Law (2 years)
Master of Legislative Law (L. M. ) in Jurisprudence (2 years)
Master of Philosophy (M.Phil. ) in Law (2 years)
Post Graduation Diploma in Taxation Law (1 year)
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D. ) in Law (2 years)
A candidate who is interested in pursuing a post graduation degree in law would need to have a Bachelors degree in any law discipline with at least 55% marks at graduation level. He or she would also have to clear a PG entrance exam. Check the link for full details about scope, job opportunities, syllabus, entrance exam, the best B.Com + LLB colleges in Bangalore on:
https://campushunt.in/blog/best-bcom-llb-colleges-in-Bangalore/
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1. Be a professor: Go for LL. M. after completing LL.B. And make your career in the teaching world
2. Join Indian Army: The eligibility to join the Army is a minimum of 55% in LL.B. Applications are invited from time to time. To join Indian Army and further details, visit the official website: joinindianarmy. Nic. In
3. Corporate Sector: The demand graph of LL.B. Candidates in the corporate sector is rising day by day. This is a good career option for those who don't want to go for being a lawyer after LL.B. Many national and multi-national companies require legal advisers to exist in the complex legal world.