Yes, such a BCom LLB offers specializations along the lines of Corporate Law, Taxation Law, International Trade Law, Intellectual Property Law etc. Specialisation usually occurs after the initial programme years through selected electives or internships under the guidance of research projects etc. Universities present flexible curriculums along with subjects taken up by each student according to their career-oriented interests. Skills in a specialty are further fine-tuned during moot courts conducted, industry-orientated partnership and legal clinics.
Specialization in a given field of law improves employment prospects in corporate firms, consulting firms, and government agencies. Specialization in Corporate Law would qualify one for mergers, acquisitions, and compliance work as well as lead to financial consultancy work under Taxation Law. Furthermore, institutions often advise students to sit through internships with law firms, multinational corporations, or regulatory authorities to expose them to practical realities. This hands-on experience strengthens legal knowledge and prepares students for other diverse career paths in law and business.