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BCom LLB Integrated: Course, Admission, Duration, Colleges, Syllabus, Scope, Jobs

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BCom LLB is a 5 year integrated law program focusing on both the legal as well as the commerce and business subjects. It helps students get a good knowledge of legal matters in business. 

There are many such integrated programmes in all the streams, for example, a BE/BTech with MSc degree for science, BA-LLB for Arts, and B.Com-LLB for commerce stream. 

A dual degree integrated programme offers two different degrees to students in two different disciplines. The course completion time is generally a year or two less than what it usually takes to complete the two degrees separately. 

Check: BCom LLB Admission

LLB is considered to be one of the most prestigious degrees which offer numerous career options in both public and private sectors. When this discipline is integrated with a commerce background with B.Com, the dual degree course offers career options ranging from litigate lawyer, judge, legal consultants, legal advisors, legal managers to PO managers. 

BCom LLB Admission Process

Students are then shortlisted on the basis of the cut-off marks as decided by the examination panel. Counselling rounds are then held where students can decide which university or college to opt or in many cases they have appointed a particular college on the basis of the marks scored by them in the entrance exams.

Apart from the entrance exam based admissions, universities and colleges also opt for direct admissions that are completely merit-based or on the basis of some quota as decided by the management of the university/college.

When we talk about the selection-cum-admission process, we should also be very careful about the documents a student needs to show at the time of admission or counseling. Following is the list of important documents to be carried along:

  • Original marksheets of class 10th and 12th
  • Transfer certificate
  • Migration certificate
  • One identity card (Aadhar Card, driving licence, passport etc)

BCom LLB: Eligibility Criteria

When it comes to eligibility, the criteria is divided into two types, educational qualification and age.

  • The minimum education qualification for this integrated course is 10+2, that is passing the class 12th examination. 
  • The minimum marks/percentage required for admission can vary from university to university. But in general, the minimum marks required is 55% for students belonging to the unreserved category and 40% for those other than the unreserved category. Even though it is a commerce based course, it is not necessary for an applicant to be a commerce student at the 10+2 level.
  • The age required to be qualified in some of the universities and colleges to take admission in this integrated five-year program, on average, is not more than 20 years for the unreserved category. 
  • For any other category, the age relaxation and the minimum age required are decided by the admissions authority of the concerned university or college, although it is generally not more than 22 years of age.
  • Although it is not a limiting factor. There are many colleges that offer the course without any limitation when it comes to age. An aspirant need not worry if the minimum and maximum age criteria are not fulfilled in one college, he or she just has to look for colleges that offer the course without such criteria.

BCom LLB: Entrance Exam

The most common process for admissions in the course is ‘Entrance Exam Based’ selection.

Exam Name Application Period Exam Date
CLAT August 8, 2022 – November 18, 2022 December 18, 2022 
TS LAWCET April 2023 – July 2023 July 2023
AP LAWCET 3rd week of March 2023 – 1st week of May 2023 4th week of May 2023
MHT CET February 10, 2023 to May 15, 2023 June 15, 2023 to June 20, 2023
SET December 15, 2022 – April 12, 2023 May 6, 2023 (Test 1 - 11:30 AM to 12:30 PM)
May 14, 2023 (Test 2 - 11:30 AM to 12:30 PM)

BCom LLB: Fee Structure

The fee structure of B.Com – LLB course varies from university to university and college to college. It could range from INR 30,000 to as high as INR 12,00,000. The difference in fees is between the public and private colleges. On average, the course fee of a public college is around INR 2.50 LPA, and that of a private college is around INR 5.00 LPA.

No aspirant should feel disappointed if you do not get a seat in a public and government college. There are many options available in terms of education and student loans.

BCom LLB: List of Colleges

Some of the top colleges in India that offer the five-year dual degree course of B.Com + LLB

One of the most beneficial aspects of this dual degree course in B.Com-LLB is the mandatory 20-week internship that culminates the 5-year coursework. Only after completing the internship can a student pursue any kind of job opportunity. The internship opportunity can be provided by the college or university or the student can look for an internship on his or her own.

BCom LLB Government Colleges

The BCom LLB Govt colleges in India provide excellent infrastructural facilities such as libraries, modern amenities in the classrooms such as projects, wireless media pad, document visualizers, with IT and WIFI facilities. The candidates often prefer the B.Com LLB Govt colleges due to lower fees and better placement support. The following are the list of BCom LLB Govt Colleges with fees structure.

BCom LLB Colleges in Kolkata

The following are the list of BCom LLB Colleges in Kolkata along with their fees.

Colleges Names Average Fees
Kingston Law College INR 400,000
Techno India University -
St Xavier's University, Kolkata INR 678,000
Sister Nivedita University INR 368,000
Amity Law College, Kolkata INR 382,500

BCom LLB Colleges in Bangalore

The following are the list of BCom LLB colleges in Bangalore along with their fees structure.

BCom LLB Colleges in Delhi NCR

The following are the list of BCom LLB Colleges in Delhi NCR

Colleges Names Average Fees
Jagmohan College of Law, Baghpat -
Amity Law School, Gurugram INR 980,000
Kamkus College of Law, Ghaziabad INR 153,000
Manav Rachna University, Faridabad INR 915,000
Shobhit University, Meerut INR 431,000
HLM Law College, Ghaziabad -

BCom LLB: Syllabus

Legal studies part of the course deals with the meanings, values and practice of law, whereas the business part of the course deals with the financial aspect. The entire course contains 40 papers on various subjects along ten semesters based on both credit and grade system.

Some of the subjects studied under B.Com LLB are:

Year I Year II
Business Statistics Consumer Protection Law
Women and Child Law Corporate Accounting
Auditing Constitutional Law
Law of Contract Law of Crimes
Business Communication History of Courts and Legislation in India
Year III Year IV
Family Law Moot Court
Research Methodology International Law
Civil Procedure Banking & Financial Institution and Dispute System
Labour Law Administrative Law
Jurisprudence Property Law
- Intellectual Property Rights
- Taxation
Year V
Professional Ethics
Public International Law
Criminology
Pre-trial Preparation

BCom LLB: Job Options

As far as the field of employment is concerned, there are numerous areas that a degree holder in B.Com + LLB can look into. Some of them are:

  • Law firms
  • Private practice
  • Government job
  • Corporates
  • Consultancy firms

The different job profiles that a student can look forward to while working in the above sectors are:

  • Lawyer
  • Legal advisor
  • Corporate lawyer
  • HR Manager
  • Attorney general
  • Law officer
  • Assistant officer
  • Law reporter
  • Management accountant
  • Teacher/Lecturer

The most common MNC and PSU based recruiters of a B.Com – LLB graduate from the various colleges mentioned above are:

  • Archer Daniels Midland Company
  • LexisNexis
  • Jacobs Engineering Group Inc.
  • Kla-Tencor Corporation
  • ICICI Bank
  • Amarchand & Mangaldas & Suresh A Shroff & Co.
  • AZB & Partners
  • Khaitan & CO
  • J Sagar Associates
  • Luthra & Luthra Law Offices
  • Trilegal
  • S&R Associates
  • Economic Laws Practice
  • Desai & Diwanji
  • Talwar Thakore & Associates

Completing this five-year program does not mean a student, or by now a lawyer, has nothing more to do. A masters or any kind of higher study/post-graduate program can be pursued after completing this degree course. Since both study backgrounds, legal and business offer so many post-graduate options in both India as well as abroad, choosing your course of action should not be limited.

BCom LLB: Scope

A five-year undergraduate programme, BCom + LLB is specially designed for students who are interested in commerce and do not wish to restrict themselves into that domain. 

  • The course provides students with knowledge of business along with the laws that are useful in that particular field of work. 
  • This course, not only helps one to widen their scope of studies and thus employment opportunities, but because of being an integrated programme provides two degrees in a span of five year, whereas usually it can take six years.

BCom LLB: Skills Required

When you plan to pursue a particular course, the job opportunities that come with it are also one of the points of discussion while making a choice. As with any other professional course, this particular programme also requires certain key skills that if possessed by an aspirant can help him or her achieve success in a more proficient and fast manner. Although it does not mean that if you cannot achieve those skill sets. If you work hard there is no limit to the success you can achieve.

Some key skills associated with performing well in the BCom – LLB degree course are listed below:

Hard-working Ability to work long hours
Clarity of speech Intellectual
Fluency Good judgement of situation/people
Objectivity Interest in Research
Convincing power Good presentation skills
Integrity Confidence
Persuasiveness Objectivity

Although, it is again to be stressed that these are not limitations, these are just skills that you can work upon. Any aspirant can improve these skills and achieve their goals.

BCom LLB: FAQs

Ques. What is the difference between BCom LLB and BA LLB?

Ans. The only difference between the two courses is the courses offered. In BCom LLB you’ll be offered courses from commerce discipline whereas in BA LLB you will be offered subjects from Arts. The legal part of the course is the same.

Ques. What subjects are offered in BCom LLB?

Ans. Some of the courses offered are accounting, economics, business studies, taxation (commerce based subjects) and environmental law, company law, legal writing, IPR (law based subjects).

Ques. Which is the best college for BCom LLB?

Ans. All the colleges offering BCom LLB are UGC recognised with common syllabus. You can choose any college from the list given below:

  • National Law School of India, Bengaluru
  • National Law University, Delhi
  • NALSAR University of Law, Hyderabad
  • National Law Institute, Bhopal
  • Symbiosis Law School, Noida & Pune
  • ILS Law College, Pune
  • Gujarat National Law University, Gandhinagar
  • O.P. Jindal Global University, Sonepat
  • National Law University, Jodhpur
  • Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi
  • Faculty of Law Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi
  • The West Bengal National University of Juridical Sciences, Kolkata
  • Faculty of Law, [FL] Varanasi
  • Amity Law School, [ALS] Delhi
  • School of Legal Studies CUSAT, Kochi

Ques. Is there any difference between BBA LLB and BCom LLB?

Ans. The major difference between the two courses is the subjects offered. BBA LLB will have more subjects based on management like managerial economics, business and managerial communications whereas BCom LLB offers subjects like accounting, taxation, economics among others.

Ques. What can you do after pursuing BCom LLB?

Ans. There are numerous employment opportunities after completing the course. One can pursue a career in law firms, PSUs, government organisations, private practice. The combination of law and business opens many avenues for an individual.

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Answered Questions

DB

Divjot Bagga

06 Oct 22

The answer to this question will rely on your future goals, what you compassionately dream of doing, and what you believe you will truly like. However, Economics Honors from DU is one of the best courses with exceptional scope and value in the corporate world. Everyone is aware that the University of Delhi's most prestigious course is Economics Hons. Rapidly rising cutoffs provide proof of this. 

Additionally, compared to other courses, it offers higher placement prospects. Nevertheless, immense power entails great responsibility. It's not the kind of subject you can get by with just one night of studying. It necessitates commitment and diligence. Additionally, it is the most challenging course the university offers. So, BA Economics is the best option for anyone who is keenly interested in the subject. 

BA Economics(Hons) is DU's most difficult yet prestigious course. As a result, if you are in the unreserved category, you will need a higher percentage. Try to get a score of 90% or higher to get into DU, and 95% or higher to get into DU's good colleges. In the end, it all comes down to your score.

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DA

Dolly Ahuja

10 Oct 22

Every college at Delhi University offers B.Com (Hons) without including math in your best four, despite the fact that math should be a subject in your 12th grade.

It is to take into account that to be admitted to an undergraduate course that requires a specific subject or a group of subjects, candidates must have passed the subject/each of the subjects individually.

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BR

Barsha Roy,

22 Oct 21

The passing criteria is really low, achieving this will not be a problem. You have to score at least 33% in every subject, out of 75. If you successfully receive this score, you will clear your first year.

If you scored lower than 33% in any one of the subjects, your promotion will be stopped. You then have to give ER (Essential Repeat) the following year, which is in your 2nd year.

It is quite possible to give ER for only 4 subjects. If it was more than 4 then you will fail and have to repeat the year again.

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SC

Sagun Chowdhury

19 Jul 22

Here are some preparation tips for BHU B.Com entrance examination. 

  • Revise the 11th and 12th subjects thoroughly. 
  • Practice MCQ questions and go through the previous years’ questions. 
  • Practice basic Maths (up to 10th). The entrance examination will have 15 mathematics questions. 
  • You can refer to BHU B.Com preparation book by Arihant. 
  • The entrance will have questions about current affairs as well. So, stay updated about the current happenings. 

It’s not possible to estimate how many questions you need to answer correctly or how many marks you will need to get a shortlist. BHU cutoff depends on the competition of that year. 

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NS

Nikita Sinha

23 Jul 22

Narsee Monjee College of Commerce and Economics is better for pursuing a B.Com (Hons.). It is older and well-reputed. The commerce faculty of the college is excellent. NMIMS is primarily a B-School and offers a good MBA degree. But it started offering undergraduate degrees recently. 

Narsee Monjee B.Com fees are almost half of what you will pay at NMIMS. The total course fees amount to INR 92,000. 

NM College of Commerce and Economics placements are good. Reputed companies such as Morgan Stanley, EY, KPMG, etc. visit the campus placements. The average CTC received by the students is around INR 7 LPA. 

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SR

Simpal Rai

28 Oct 22

While doing BCom at IGNOU, you are required to choose subjects from 3 different types of courses. These courses have been listed below:

  • Foundation Courses - 24 credits

  • Elective Courses - 56 or 64 (not less than 48)

  • Application Oriented Courses (16 or 8)

First Year:

  • 16 credits of Foundation Courses- (BSHF 101, FEG 1 or FHD 2 and FEG 2 or any one of the MILs)

  • 8 credits of Elective Courses- (ECO 1 and ECO 2)

  • 8 credits of Elective Courses in Other Disciplines either from Group 1 or 2.

Second Year:

  • 8 credits of Foundation Courses (FST 01)

  • 24 credits of Elective Courses in Commerce (ECO 3, ECO 5, ECO 6 or ECO 13, ECO 7, ECO 12 and ECO 14)

Third year:

  • 16 credit of Elective Courses in Commerce ECO 8, ECO 9, ECO 10 & ECO 11)

  • 8 to 16 credits in Application-Oriented Courses

  • 8 credits in elective courses in another discipline

Please note that the commerce based Application-Oriented courses are AMK 1, AED 1, AOM 1, ASP 1 and BCOA 1.

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RJ

Rajit Jain

26 Nov 21

The fee structure for a B.Com at Symbiosis College of Arts and Commerce, 2021-2022 is:

Particulars First Year B.Com
Category INR 23964
Maha. State INR 27634
Other State INR 28634
SAARC Country INR 22200
Other Country INR 23800

These are the total fees which includes the college fees added with health services. For more information visit the official college website.

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LK

Lakshay Kapoor

06 Oct 22

It all depends on what you want to do. Here are a few things to think about: 

  • Flexibility -You have a lot of time at DU. You can study Actuarial Science, CFA, CFP, Data Analyst, CIMA, ACCA, CS, CWA, and many other things. As a result, more career opportunities are available at DU. Christ is very strict about attendance, and you don't have time, so you must concentrate solely on the course.

  • Fees - College fees are approximately Rs 12000 per year, as opposed to Rs 1,000,000 in Christ.

  • Exposure - There are numerous societies at DU that can provide excellent exposure. Society is better in Christ, but imagine 4000 students competing for that opportunity. Furthermore, DU departmental and college fest are better experiences for students than Christ because students manage everything from arranging funds to organizing every event without much help from authorities. Furthermore, you can compete in competitions organized by various DU colleges ranging from debate, music, and dance to mock stock, treasure hunt, and beg, borrow, and steal. However, because you are required to give regular presentations in class and because of the diversity of students, Christ aids in the development of an average person's personality. 

  • Placement- At 95%, you can get DCAC or Shaheed Bhagat College, which do not have a placement boost of more than 20-30%. However, in Christ, you will receive more than 70% placement ( depends upon course though ). The average salary given is not significantly different. (Approximately 3 to 4). However, some companies that offer better packages do come in Christ ( i.e above 5 lac ) Some sales and marketing firms unrelated to your course may be present in DU.

  • Curriculum - The curriculum at DU is outdated and lacks a practical aspect, whereas at Christ, they will provide you with numerous case studies and a rigorous syllabus. During your three-year tenure at Christ, you will be required to complete an internship and work in an NGO.

  • Emotional Benefit - Because Christ has a good ranking, a large crowd, a great environment, and a good infrastructure, you will feel more confident. It might not be the case in DU.

  • Faculty- Professors at DU are far more qualified than those at other colleges, and some are published authors as well. However, because they are a government institution, some do not teach at all and waste time. There are a few who teach exceptionally well. In Christ, even if they are not college or research paper qualified, almost all of them teach and even encourage students to come to them. 

  • Alumni & Peer Group - Alumni of Christ are not strong enough to make a significant impact. North campus colleges in DU have excellent alumni. In terms of the south campus, it is the same as Christ for colleges such as SBSC, DCAC, Gargi, and so on. Peer group is also similar in terms of hard work and intelligence (though it may be higher in DU). However, the overall alumni of Delhi University are far more accomplished than Christ ever will be. 


Colleges also assist in providing an initial push. It makes no difference where you went to college once you get a job. So it all depends on your goals and the type of person you are. If you can plan and follow it, you will have more time to do things that will help you achieve your goals more easily because Delhi has the best coaching facilities for everything. If you simply cannot, choose Christ because you will be required to work due to regular assignments, which instills discipline in a person.

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EB

Enakshi Bera

13 Jan 22

As far as the course B.Com (Hons.) is concerned, both the colleges, Gargi or SBSC are good in their own ways. 

The Faculty of both the colleges are well experienced and cooperative. The only difference is that Gargi is an all girls college unlike the other. 

If you want to choose between them, it is preferable you go for Gargi. Being a girl's college the experience you will be getting there will be quite different, considering the ambience. 

SBCS is also good but Gargi has better placements, as many top companies take part in their placement program. Gargi also has a better position in DU in terms of Drama, Debate, cultural programs, extra-curriculars, etc.

Categories Gargi College SBSC
Course Fee INR 24,000 INR 23,000
Highest CTC 19.5 LPA 12 LPA
Average CTC 8 LPA 7-8 LPA
Placement Percentage 90% 80%

Therefore if you want more exposure from the college both in academics and extracurriculars, then Gargi would be a better choice.

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SD

Sidharth Dua

13 Jan 22

According to the reviews online, Sri Guru Gobind Singh College of Commerce (SGGSCC) is a very well maintained institution. They have a proper infrastructure with a good faculty and student crowd. Shaheed Bhagat Singh College (SBSC) is also academically a good institute. 

It is suggested that you do not go for Dyal Singh College (DSC) but opt for anyone among the other two mentioned.

Between SGGSCC and SBSC make your choice based on the location. If you belong to South Delhi, Noida or Gurgaon, then choose SBSC. If you are from any other part of Delhi choose SGGSCC. 

If you are from an outstation choose SGGSCC as overall living cost in North Delhi is cheaper than South Delhi and you can also stay near North Campus which will help you interact with a much more diverse set of people.

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