B.Com LL.B

Hi Mani, B.Com and LL.B. They both are the courses and there are so many colleges who have these courses you need to get a great percentage to get into DU. All the best.

There are around 55 seats in the same course.

Some Universities are:
Gujarat University (GU) (Ahemdabd, Gujarat)
Parul Institute of Law (Vadodara, Gujarat)
Shankarsinh Vaghela Bapu Institute of Law (Gandhinagar, Gujarat)
Nirma University (Ahemdabd, Gujarat).

UG & PG courses are offered in the constituent and affiliated colleges of Rajasthan University. LLB Admission is done on the basis of score in ULET conducted by the university. Students have to qualify in RULET to secure admission in Five-Year Integrated BA LLB Programme. BCom LLB course is not offered through RULET,

In Goa, we have VM Salgaokar College of Law and Kare college. I do not know about B.Com LLB, but VM Salgaokar College offers a 5-year course for B.A. LL.B.

BBA LLB from Amity University is better than B.Com. Since it's a professional course so you have better career options and will have a licence to practice law.

You have to take admission in the first year again because you want to change your stream now.

You get admission in professional courses like LAW through entrance exams like CLAT. Start preparing for CLAT exam and then get admission in a good college.

Well, your marks aren't in your favour, but do try applying for the course directly with the institute.

Hi, I'm in CS Professional level and had done my B.Com from Shyamlal College, University of Delhi. It is always preferred that you do your CS and B.Com simultaneously. If you're not able to get into North or South Campus, get yourself registered in DU SOL and focus more on CS as it is a Professional course and levels after foundation (i.e. Executive and Professional levels) are tough and competitive.