Which course can provide more salary opportunities amongst integrated (BA+LLB), integrated (BBA + LLB) and integrated (B.Com + LLB)?

Hi Salary opportunities for both are equal. It depends on your internship and the inputs of the college from where you pursue your course. I would suggest LPU which is the only university which aids the placements even of the LAW students. This is not done in any university. LPU caters to the all-ro

Dear Abhishek, This totally depends on your interests and aptitude, Once you have decided to do a 5 year LAW programme, it is not very difficult to choose the minor programme. You need to align this to your aspirations, if you want to pursue general law, then go in for B.A. LLB If you want to pursue

Hi Abhishek, The truth is that initially the earnings will be same for all the three degree courses but subsequently it depends on your individual Performance. # In today increasingly complex and interconnected world where efforts to understand and define the changing dynamics of economic, technolog

Initial earning potential of all the thrice options is similar. Subsequent earning are based on your performance.

Hi, If your goal is to do LLB, then Bachelor's degree is not important, as it is a 5 year LLB course, you can go for it. It will save your 1 year. 1. If you select B.A. + LL.B. Then it will become simple for you. 2. If you select B.Com + LL.B. Then it will increase your knowledge in taxation and

Initial earning potential of all the thrice options is similar. Subsequent earning are based on your performance.

Hello Abhi, These are 5 year integrated courses in which you are given BA/BBA/B.Com + LL.B. In 5 years thus saving you 1 year. The difference is very basic. In B.A. LL.B. You are taught Political Science, History, Sociology, Economics etc. Along with your law subjects. In BBA/B.Com you are taught M

The earning in all fields is almost equal. Earning is totally based on your education and potential. It's on your interest that in which stream you want to pursue your career.

It makes no difference from a Law career point of view. These are 5 year integrated courses in which you are given BA/BBA/B.Com + LL.B. In 5 years thus saving you 1 year. The difference is very basic. In B.A. LL.B. You are taught Political Science, History, Sociology, Economics etc. Along with your

It's all dependent as to how strong your CV is and how good your work ethics are. And always, you need to excel in your academics.