Which is a better option among pursuing B.Com (Hons.) from DU and pursuing law from NLU or any other college?

Hello Harshita, B.Com: There are numerous job opportunities for B.Com candidates. You can join at the executive level post in the finance department of any firm. Also, you are eligible for the Bank PO post in nationalised banks. Private banks too call for candidates of this profile. Other than this you can apply for the civil service exam. Also in the defence field, you are eligible to apply through the short service commission scheme. Law: Nowadays, law has become a promising career option. To start early, many aspirants opt for the five-year BA LLB course right after Class 12th. In addition to the traditional branches such as civil, criminal, corporate, taxation, labour and election law, there are new areas, including space, cyber, intellectual property, and international laws, that a person can specialise in. A number of courses are now available in fields like human rights, intellectual property rights, and cyber law. A fresh independent lawyer earns zero to Rs. 15,000 a month in litigation. While firms have fewer vacancies, good ones noticed in courts get picked by seniors. Further on, a lawyer's income depends on the factors such as reputation, expertise and kinds of cases handled. There are advocates who are said to charge Rs. 5 lakh to Rs. 1 crore for one court appearance.

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