Which university is better for B.Com LLB integrated: Lovely Professional University or Chandigarh University?
Asked by Vishwas Wadhwa
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Dear Vishwas,
LPU is the best place to pursue courses of Law. LPU does not float B.Com LL.B. Integrated but floats B.Com LL.B. (Hons) which is five years programme where there is no option to exit and it also comes under School of Law. The school is governed and regulated by the Bar Council of India (BCI) and its curriculum is also provided by BCI and in order to make students top-to-date and the latest trends in the field of law, the School of Law takes initiatives to modify the curriculum as and when need arises. Students have undergone internships at various High Courts, law firms, law chambers, commissions, corporate houses and NGO...more -
Ranked among the best college for legal studies in Punjab, UILS offers a five year integrated degree programme in Bachelor of Commerce and Bachelor of Law (B.Com. LL.B) that involves the study of commerce along with the in-depth study of law and legislation. This integrated course is a better option for those who want to pursue a legal profession after class 10+2. The aspirates have a wide scope in terms of higher studies as well as job opportunities, as law and commerce both are among the most secured and rewarding careers. -
No doubt, Chandigarh University is best for pursuing B.Com LL.B. Integrated as per following reasons:
1. Flexible Choice Based Credit System.
2. More Than 70 Open Electives To Pursue Inner Delight.
3. Advanced Technologies & Integration For Premium Placements. For more details visit:
https://www.cuchd.in/legal-studies/bcom-llb-integrated.php. -
Go for LPU as the scope of integrated degrees here in LPU is very good so opt for it instead of CU. -
Chandigarh University is best among LPU for pursuing B.Com LL.B. Integrated. Chandigarh University is also affiliated by Bar Council of India. -
Chandigarh University would be better than LPU. Moreover, if you want a college with global exposure, best infrastructure, you should choose CU. Holistic development of the student is being developed in CU due to numerous activities going on inside the campus every day. -
For the concern of management courses just go for B.Com, as I am also a current B.Com student and integrated course will add more value to your overall degree and law here at LPU is also perfect in the context of placements so go for LPU. -
You should go with LPU as we offer three programmes under Law integrated - B.A. , LL.B. (Hons. ), B.Com. , LL.B. (Hons. ) and BBA, LL.B. (Hons. ). The main motto of the school is to ensure good placements via good internship for Law programmes. Some students have been placed Trainee Associate with 30,000 per month post probation at LEGASIS Pune. Students got paced at Chandigarh Bottle and Distilleries, CBD Chandigarh with Salary Rs. 30, 000 per month. The eligibility for B.Com LL.B (Hons) is pass with 60%* aggregate marks in 10+2 (any stream) with English or equivalent subject to valid score in LPUNEST (UG-LAW) or CLAT or ISAT-India....more -
The Integrated B.Com LLB course is a very good option for the students who are willing to take law as their career and LPU gives the maximum exposure in this field. LPU is a well renowned private university in India with 30K+ students all across the world and with 4000 experienced faculty members and staff members. There are more than 200 programmes to choose and with a great infrastructure, LPU provides all the facilities within the campus itself. LPU has earned many affiliations, recognitions, and accreditation down the lane and mark itself amongst the few of the top private universities. Even the placement opportunities in LPU are m...more -
Among these two universities LPU is the best option. This course grounding in commerce will appeal to potential entrepreneurs who want to understand the relevant legal nuances or engage in practice of law. Elective courses from within the discipline, to give more depth or breadth to a student's core competencies.
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