B.Com LL.B

Yes, you can crack SLAT if you prepare for CLAT. The CLAT and SLAT exams have a similar syllabus, with both exams testing candidates on their reading comprehension, legal reasoning, logical reasoning, quantitative aptitude, and general knowledge and current affairs skills.However, there are some minor differences between the two exams. For example, the SLAT has a lower number of questions on quantitative aptitude than the CLAT. Additionally, the SLAT has a less challenging legal reasoning section than the CLAT.If you are preparing for CLAT, you should be well-prepared for the SLAT. However, you should also be aware of the minor differences between the two exams and adjust your preparation accordingly. For example, you may want to spend less time preparing for quantitative aptitude and more time preparing for legal reasoning.Here are some tips for cracking SLAT if you are preparing for CLAT:Focus on understanding the key concepts in legal reasoning and logical reasoning.Practice a variety of questions from both sections, including case studies, analytical reasoning questions, principle-fact based questions, syllogisms, critical reasoning questions, and logical puzzles.Make sure that you are comfortable with the basic mathematical concepts tested in the quantitative aptitude section.Stay updated on current events and important facts for the general knowledge and current affairs section.Take mock tests and solve previous year question papers to get familiar with the exam format and identify your areas of weakness.

The PULAT eligibility criteria for the BCom LLB and BBA LLB admission are the same as the PULAT BA LLB eligibility criteria. The eligibility criteria for the three 5-year LLB courses have been mentioned below: Pre-University/ Higher Secondary/ 10+2 Examination Pass form recognised Board with minimum of 45% in aggregate ( 40% in case of candidates belonging to Reserved Category)Appeared for CLAT/LSAT-India/PULAT ( Presidency University Law Admission Test)The maximum age limit for candidates is 20 years as on the first day of July of the year of admission (22 years in case of candidates belonging to Reserved Category)Candidates who meet the eligibility criteria mentioned here can fill out PULAT application form and take the PULAT entrance exam for admission to BA LLB, BCom LLB or BBA LLB course.

BMS College of Law offers BA LLB and BCom LLB courses annually for the duration of the five years. The placement details of the current batch 2023 are yet to be released on the official website. Once it is released, it will be updated here. However, the placement details of BA LLB/BCom LLB batch 2022 is disclosed in the NIRF report 2023. The median package offered to BA LLB and BCom LLB students during BMS Law College placements 2022 was INR 4.50 LPA. The key highlights of BMS Law College placements for the Class of 2022 is tabulated below:ParticularsBA LLB/BCom LLB Placement Statistics (2022)Median packageINR 4.50 LPATotal students69Total students placed7Note: The above-mentioned data are gathered from the BMS College of Law NIRF report 2023.