B.Com LL.B

LL.B. Is a great option. You have great opportunities after this. Go for b.A. LL.B. After class 12. start preparing for CLAT exam and get into a good college. Start preparing for judiciary classes in your last semester.

That would not be possible, as colleges desist from selecting students with any sorts of backlogs. Your percentage is also too low, so don't expect too many colleges.

Hi, Yes, B.Com, LLB courses are legally registered and affiliated from UGC. Don't worry, go ahead and take admission. Best of luck.

Hi,
Specify the college or university that you are taking this course from. It depends on the curriculum of that college or university.

As you completed your class 12th with Commerce Stream, you can apply for direct Five years LLB programme after completing class 12th Commerce. Or, you can apply for B.Com LL.B, because it helps you to prepare for various GST related problems.

Please refer to the link provided below for details regarding Master of Corporate Laws from The Tamil Nadu Dr. Ambedkar Law University. You should be able to check for eligibility for this course from the college brochure available at this link. Alternatively, check for eligibility criteria from college official web site. Regards.
https://www.shiksha.com/law/course/master-of-corporate-laws-the-tamil-nadu-dr-ambedkar-law-university-dr-radhakrishnan-salai-chennai-260953.

Checkout the link below for the list of courses available at Lucknow University:
https://www.shiksha.com/university/Lucknow-university-lu-21456

Dear Anjali,
If you are able to complete B.Com LLB with CS, then you have both the options open. Either to go for a regular job or even you can start your own consultancy firm. People actually need good consultants to guide for their projects and who can handle all the legal formalities. Go ahead, if you are interested. All the best.

If you are interested in this field, then my answer is yes, it is a good field for a good career.

According to me, BBA LLB is better than B.Com LLB because in BBA you will learn more laws related to business, which is your specialization, but this type of option is not available in B.Com. LL.B.