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Vishakha
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Yes, BMS College of Law offers a five-year integrated BCom LLB course, divided into ten semesters, and offered in full-time mode. For admission to this course, candidates must ensure that they meet the eligibility criteria that require candidates to complete their Class 12 with at least an aggregate of 45%, and then appear in the in-house college entrance exam i.e., BMSCLAT.
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Nishtha Shukla
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Yes, DY Patil School of Law offers a five-year BCom LLB course at the UG level. The course is spread across 10 semesters. Aspirants who have completed SSC and HSC with a minimum of 45% aggregate are eligible to apply for BCom LLB. Candidates belonging to SC/ ST category can apply with a minimum of 40% aggregate in Class 12.
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Pragati Singh
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The popular National Law Universities providing BCom LLB courses are as follows:NLSIUNALSAR, HyderabadNUJS, KolkataNLUJNLUD
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Pragati Singh
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Some of the top colleges are given below:NLSIUNALSAR, HyderabadDUSLS, PuneAmity Law School
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Pragati Singh
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A BCom LLB graduate's pay in India varies according to the industry, level of experience, and region. However, BCom LLB grads can typically anticipate making a respectable salary. The average pay for a BCom LLB graduate in India is INR 5 to 12 Lacs per year. However salaries might range from as little as INR 2 Lacs to as much as INR 50 Lacs annually. Hence, candidates can find a source of fixed income while working with law firms or other government agencies. Whereas, it may take a year or two to establish their career as an advocate.
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Pragati Singh
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A BCom LLB student can pursue an MBA. Many BCom LLB graduates decide to go for an MBA after finishing their legal education. This is because an MBA can equip individuals with the abilities and information necessary to enhance their legal or business careers.A BCom LLB student who wants to learn more about business, including areas like marketing, finance, and operations, can consider getting an MBA. For lawyers who are interested in careers in business-related professions, this can be useful.
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Pragati Singh
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The 5-year BCom LLB course integrates the study of law and commerce. Students will learn about topics like law, business management, and economics. BCom LLB graduates have a variety of professional opportunities, including those in law, business, or government. They may also work as business analysts, accountants, or legal advisors.On the other hand, a 5-year integrated programme called BA LLB integrates the study of law with the arts. Students will learn about topics like law, politics, and history. Graduates of the BA LLB programme can work in law, government, or non-profit organizations. They may also work as human rights attorneys,
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BCom LLB graduates can find themselves working in corporate set-up wherein the understanding of law and its application in business and commercial transactions are utilised by companies. Candidates can choose from the following work profiles:Lawyer: There are many different places where lawyers can be found, such as law firms, governmental institutions, and company legal departments.Legal consultant: Legal consultants advise individuals, businesses, and other organizations on legal issues.Corporate lawyer: Corporate lawyers assist firms with legal issues such contract drafting, mergers and acquisitions negotiations, and dispute resolut
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After completing the BCom LLB course, one can pursue a career in corporate law firms, public sector undertakings and government organisations as well as opportunities to start their own law firms since he/ she already has studied the subjects related to business and commerce.They can serve as risk managers, tax experts, and investment advisors for top corporations. Com Graduates of LLB programs can also work in corporate legal departments of businesses, supporting management with legal advice.
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In the BCom LLB course, commerce subjects are also taught to students and they specialise in BCom. The subjects are as follows:AccountingBusiness StudiesEconomics and TaxationManagement AccountingFinancial Institutions, Markets and Services
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