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what course should i take to do LLB in B.com

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Teach’s Answer

Honestly, if you’re thinking of doing an LLB after BCom, you don’t need some super complicated combo. Just take a normal BCom that you can actually enjoy and do well in.

If you’re still in school, focus on subjects like English (very important for law), Business Studies, Economics, and even History. Law is a lot of reading and writing, so being comfortable with that helps a lot.

For your BCom, you can go with something like:

BCom in Law

BCom in Economics

BCom in Accounting

BCom in Business Management

There’s no strict rule that says your BCom must be in Law to do an LLB later. But if you take BCom Law, it does make the transition easier because you’ll already understand legal basics. If you take Accounting or Economics, that’s also great especially if you’re thinking of going into corporate law, tax law, or commercial law later.

At the end of the day, your BCom is like your foundation, and the LLB is your professional qualification. So choose something that matches the kind of lawyer you think you might want to be.

You can also check how different universities structure their BCom and LLB pathways even places like Regenesys Business School have business-focused degrees that can lead into law if you plan it properly.
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Shikha’s Answer

BALLB would be the recommended option from my side to you.

After completing your BA LLB, you'd become a lawyer but in case things go south, BA will give you more career options to look at.
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Shraddha’s Answer

In India, you can pursue LLB course right after your Intermediate or 12th standard. This would be a 5 year integrated programme in which you are required to choose among BA LLB, BBA LLB, BCom LLB, BSc LLB, etc. For this you need to appear for CLAt exam which is a common entrance test and basis the score, you get to choose the college from where you want to study the subject.

If you are looking to pursue a degree in Law post your graduation then you need to enroll for a 3 year programme. Many universities offer this programme.

Hope this helps.
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vijaykant’s Answer

you are eligible to pursue LLB course after the completion of your 12th standard/PUC. To join in LLB course, you should appear for CLAT(Common Law Admission Test ). If you can qualify CLAT exam, then you are eligible to get admission in LLB Undergraduate courses like BA LLB, B.Sc LLB, B Com LLB, BBA LLB, etc. These are five year integrated LAW courses, which you can do after the completion of your Pre-university.
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