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Which course can provide more salary opportunities amongst integrated (BA+LLB), integrated (BBA + LLB) and integrated (B.Com + LLB)?

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Which course can provide more salary opportunities amongst integrated (BA+LLB), integrated (BBA + LLB) and integrated (B.Com + LLB)?
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manpreet Tuteehub forum best answer Best Answer 2 years ago
Initial earning potential of all the thrice options is similar. Subsequent earning are based on your performance.
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manpreet 2 years ago
It makes no difference from a Law career point of view. These are 5 year integrated courses in which you are given BA/BBA/B.Com + LL.B. In 5 years thus saving you 1 year. The difference is very basic. In B.A. LL.B. You are taught Political Science, History, Sociology, Economics etc. Along with your law subjects. In BBA/B.Com you are taught Management, Accounting etc. Along with your law subjects. So the good thing is that this is one of the decision you can take solely based on interest. B.A. Subjects will help you understand the society & governance better and that is where law has its primarily strict role in the field of Public Law. On the other hand BBA/B.Com will help you understand the working of the corporate sector and that is an upcoming and booming sector especially looking at the present government policies. Bottom line is still that it would have no bearing on what kind of lawyer you become that is simply based on interest and consistent how.
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manpreet 2 years ago
It's all dependent as to how strong your CV is and how good your work ethics are. And always, you need to excel in your academics.
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manpreet 2 years ago
The earning in all fields is almost equal. Earning is totally based on your education and potential. It's on your interest that in which stream you want to pursue your career.
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manpreet 2 years ago
As per my personal opinion and my experience, in terms of salary I would like to advise you to go for B.Com, plus LLB, as it will help you to get better job opportunities.
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