Syllabus
The BCom LLB syllabus combines commerce and legal studies, helping students understand business practices alongside the laws governing commercial activities and society. The programme generally spans five years and ten semesters, with subjects varying by institution.
The curriculum typically covers the following areas:
| Subject Area | Indicative Subjects |
|---|---|
| Commerce | Financial Accounting, Business Economics, Cost Accounting, Management Accounting and Taxation |
| Law | Constitutional Law, Contract Law, Criminal Law, Administrative Law, Corporate Law, Intellectual Property Law and International Law |
| Foundation Subjects | English, Sociology, Political Science and Legal Methods, depending on the institution |
Commerce subjects develop knowledge of financial transactions, business operations and economic principles. Law subjects introduce students to legal rights, responsibilities, procedures and regulatory frameworks. Foundation subjects strengthen communication, critical thinking and understanding of social institutions.
Practical learning includes case studies, moot court activities, legal research, drafting exercises and internships. These activities help students develop analytical, research and advocacy skills while gaining exposure to legal practice.
By combining theoretical study with practical training, BCom LLB prepares students to explore careers in law firms, corporate legal departments, government organisations, compliance and legal consultancy, subject to the qualifications and professional requirements of each role.