B.com. LLB
B.Com. LL.B. : Master the Business of Law
Integrated 5-year program combining commerce expertise with comprehensive legal education for corporate legal leadership
Program Overview
Program Distinctiveness:
Dual expertise in business management and legal practice
Specialized focus on corporate law, taxation, and business regulations
Practical training in commercial legal documentation and compliance
Ideal foundation for careers in corporate legal departments and law firms
Why Choose B.A. LL.B. at IMS?
Strategic Advantages:
Comprehensive understanding of business from both legal and commercial perspectives
Strong placement opportunities in corporate legal departments and law firms
Practical skills in business documentation and regulatory compliance
Competitive edge in corporate legal practice and business advisory roles
Perfect for Students Interested In:
Corporate law and business litigation
Legal aspects of business operations and compliance
Mergers, acquisitions, and corporate restructuring
Taxation law and financial regulations
Career Pathways
Our B.Com. LL.B. graduates excel in high-demand roles including:
Corporate Legal Counsel and In-house Lawyers
Law Firm Associates (Corporate Practice)
Legal Roles in Banking and Financial Services
Business Litigation Lawyers
Compliance Officers and Legal Managers
Mergers & Acquisitions Specialists
Detailed Curriculum Structure
Years 1-2: Commerce & Business Foundation
Semester I-IV focus on building business acumen
SEMESTER - I
- General English – I
- Business Environment
- Managerial Economics – I
- Organisational Behaviour
- Human Resource Development
SEMESTER - II
- Managerial Economics – II
- Sales Management
- Business Management
- Marketing Management
- Law of Torts and Consumer Protection
SEMESTER - III
- General English – II
- Entrepreneurship Development
- Consumer Behaviour
- Contract – I (General Principles of Contract)
- Indian Legal and Constitutional History
SEMESTER - IV
- International Marketing
- Auditing
- Fundamentals of Computer and Information Systems
- Financial Management
- Law of Human Rights
Years 3-5: Advanced Legal Specialization
Semester V-X emphasize corporate and commercial law
SEMESTER - V
- Law of Crimes (Indian Penal Code)
- Family Law – I (Hindu Law)
- Constitutional Law of India – I
- Contract – II (Special Contract and Law of Partnership)
- Jurisprudence – I (Legal Theory)
SEMESTER - VI
- Environmental Law
- Family Law – II (Muslim Law)
- Constitutional Law of India – II
- Public International Law
- Jurisprudence – II (Legal Concepts)
SEMESTER - VII
- Labour and Industrial Law
- Company Law
- Interpretation of Statutes
- Insurance Law and Accident Claims or Criminology and Penology
- Professional Ethics, Accountability of Lawyers & Bar-Bench Relations (Practical Training)
SEMESTER - VIII
- Administrative Law
- Law of Property & Easement
- Intellectual Property Law or Law Relating to Women and Child
- Banking Laws including Negotiable Instruments Act
- Arbitration, Conciliation and Alternate Dispute Resolution (Practical Training)
SEMESTER - IX
- Code of Criminal Procedure
- Civil Procedure Code & Limitation Act
- Law of Evidence
- Consumer Protection Laws and Competition Act
- Drafting of Pleadings and Conveyancing (Practical Training)
SEMESTER - X
- Land Laws (U.P. Revenue Code, 2006)
- Law of Taxation
- Indian Judicial System or Law of Trust, Equity & Fiduciary Relations
- Law Relating to Right to Information or Information Technology and Cyber Laws
- Moot Court, Pre-Trial Preparations & Participation in Trial Proceedings (Practical Training)
Business-Law Integration
Unique Program Features:
Case Studies: Real business scenarios with legal implications
Business Documentation: Drafting contracts, agreements, and compliance reports
Regulatory Understanding: Deep knowledge of corporate laws and regulations
Financial Literacy: Understanding business numbers for legal practice
Practical Business-Law Projects:
Corporate compliance audit simulations
Business contract drafting and negotiation
Merger and acquisition case analysis
Taxation planning and legal structuring
Fee Structure for B.Com LLB Program
Start your journey to success with the Best Law Course in India at IMS Law College —a premier institution known for its outstanding faculty, industry-aligned curriculum, and exceptional student outcomes.
B.Com LL.B. (5-Year Integrated Program)
Total Program Fee: ₹6,35,880
Online Registration: ₹1,000
Offline Registration: ₹1,050
Annual Installment: ₹1,27,176
*Registration Fee is non-refundable
Admission Process
Eligibility:
10+2 in any stream from recognized board with minimum 45% marks (42% for OBC, 40% for SC/ST)
Commerce Background Advantage:
While students from all streams are eligible, those with commerce background in 10+2 will find the initial years particularly aligned with their previous studies.
Selection Process:
- Application Submission
- Entrance Examination
- Group Discussion
- Personal Interview
- Final Selection and Admission Offer
Program Differentiators
Corporate-Ready Skills:
Understanding of business operations and financial statements
Expertise in corporate legal compliance and governance
Skills in business negotiation and commercial dispute resolution
Knowledge of emerging areas like fintech and e-commerce law
Industry Alignment:
Curriculum designed with input from corporate legal practitioners
Regular interaction with in-house counsel and corporate lawyers
Internships focused on corporate legal departments
Placement preparation for corporate legal roles
FAQs
Program-Specific Questions:
How does B.Com. LL.B. differ from B.A. LL.B.?
While both are integrated law degrees, B.Com. LL.B. focuses on the intersection of commerce, business, and law. You’ll study subjects like Accounting, Business Management, and Economics alongside core law papers. In contrast, B.A. LL.B. leans more toward humanities and social sciences such as Political Science and Sociology.
What are the advantages of combining commerce with law?
It gives you a dual edge — a strong understanding of business operations and the legal framework that governs them. This combination is ideal for careers in corporate law, taxation, mergers & acquisitions, banking, and financial compliance.
Is a mathematics background required for B.Com. LL.B.?
No. While basic numerical skills help, the course doesn’t demand advanced mathematics. The focus is more on commerce, economics, and business law concepts, not complex calculations.
What corporate law specializations are available?
Students can explore areas like Corporate Governance, Intellectual Property Rights, Competition Law, Banking and Finance Law, and Mergers & Acquisitions. Many colleges also offer electives and internships that let you build expertise in your preferred domain.
Career-Focused Questions
What types of companies hire B.Com. LL.B. graduates?
Graduates are recruited by corporate law firms, consulting agencies, multinational companies, banks, and financial institutions. You can also work in compliance, risk management, legal advisory, or tax consultancy roles.
How does this program prepare for corporate legal practice?
The program blends commercial knowledge with legal training, making you fluent in contracts, company law, and business regulations. Through internships, moot courts, case studies, and workshops, you gain practical exposure to how legal systems work in real business settings.
Are there opportunities in taxation and compliance roles?
Absolutely. With your combined understanding of commerce and law, you’ll be well-equipped for roles in corporate taxation, GST advisory, auditing, and regulatory compliance — both in private firms and government departments.
General Questions:
What scholarship options are available?
Yes, eligible students can avail merit-based scholarships and government scholarships as per state and central government norms. The institute also provides special concessions to deserving students based on academic performance and socio-economic background.
Is hostel accommodation provided?
Yes, the institute provides hostel facilities for girls only with comfortable accommodation, nutritious meals, round-the-clock security, and access to Wi-Fi and recreational spaces.