Maharishi Markandeshwar University

B. Com. LLB at Maharishi Markandeshwaar University (MMU)

The Bachelor of Commerce and Bachelor of Legislative Law (B. Com. - LLB) is an integrated undergraduate program designed to provide a strong foundation in both law and commerce. This five-year course, offered by Maharishi Markandeshwaar University (MMU), combines the study of commerce with an in-depth understanding of the legal system, making it an ideal choice for students aspiring to become legal professionals with a strong background in commerce.

B. Com. LLB Course Details

Eligibility Criteria for B. Com. LLB 

To be eligible for the B. Com. - LLB (Hons.) program at Maharishi Markandeshwaar University, applicants must meet the following conditions:

Academic Qualifications:

• Candidates must have passed the 10+2 examination or its equivalent from any recognized board (Central Board of Secondary Education or an equivalent).
• The minimum percentage required is:
  • 45% aggregate marks for students of the General Category.
  • 42% aggregate marks for students of the OBC Category.
  • 40% aggregate marks for students of the SC/ST Category.

Additional Criteria:

• Applicants who have obtained their 10+2 qualification from an Open Schooling Board without meeting the essential prerequisites for pursuing further studies are not eligible for admission to the law courses.

This ensures that only candidates who have gone through the regular academic route and possess adequate academic competence can apply for the course.

Career Prospects and Job Opportunities

Upon completion of the B. Com. - LLB (Hons.) course from Maharishi Markandeshwaar University, graduates can explore a wide range of career opportunities in the legal and corporate sectors. Some potential career paths include:

• Legal Professional: As a legal expert, you can work in various law firms, government agencies, or as an independent practitioner. Specializations include corporate law, criminal law, family law, civil law, etc.
• Corporate Lawyer: Many businesses require in-house legal professionals to manage compliance, intellectual property, mergers, acquisitions, and other corporate matters.
• Legal Advisor for Financial Institutions: With a sound understanding of both commerce and law, you can work as an advisor in banks, financial institutions, and investment firms.
• Judiciary: You can choose to take the judicial examination and pursue a career as a judge or magistrate.
• Academia: Those who wish to teach can further their studies and enter academia as law professors.
• Civil Services: Law graduates can also aim for administrative roles in the government, including positions in the Indian Administrative Services (IAS), Indian Police Services (IPS), and Indian Foreign Services (IFS).