A B.Com LLB degree provides various career options in both legal and business fields. Graduates can become corporate lawyers, dealing with mergers, acquisitions, and regulatory compliance for companies. They can work as legal advisors for businesses, guiding them on commercial laws, taxation, and contracts. Many pursue litigation, specializing in corporate, taxation, or intellectual property law. Opportunities in banking and financial institutions as legal consultants or compliance officers are also lucrative. Besides, those interested in academia can take up teaching or research positions in law and commerce.
Jobs in government setups like judiciary through judicial services exams, public prosecutor, and various regulatory body posts such as SEBI and RBI are available to the graduates. They can also join law firms or start independent legal practices. Many opt for LLM or MBA in Business Law for enhanced expertise in the field. With strong knowledge of corporate and financial laws, graduates of B.Com LLB have a strong edge over others in business-oriented legal professions