The LLB program with specialization sections is a three-year degree offered in India and it can be pursued after completing a B.Com degree. Admission to the program is usually granted on the basis of an entrance test such as CLAT PG, LSAT India, or some other university conducted examinations. Some other institutions do offer admission on merit criteria too. Areas of commerce study are helpful in the practice of corporate law, taxation law, and business law because they possess strong focus on commercial and business activities.
Career options for students pursuing LLB after B.Com include practicing as an advocate, working for legal departments in corporations, serving as a legal advisor, or entering the judiciary. If you wish to specialize further, you can opt for an LLM in corporate law or international business law. Furthermore, this particular combination degree is very useful for positions in financial regulatory authorities, tax advisory, or legal consultancy, which makes it a very attractive prospect for commerce students.