Avenues of studying law after B.Com

You cannot sit for CLAT undergraduate program after B.Com because the qualifying exam for CLAT is grade XII exam and you cannot sit for CLAT LLM either because you have to first have a LLB degree before you apply for CLAT LLM.

But there are a number of colleges which offer a 3 year LLB course which you can opt for after B.Com. Below is the list of colleges which you can join

Delhi University

The three colleges of law affiliated to Delhi University are Campus Law Centre, Law Centre I and Law Centre II.

There are 2500 seats counting these three colleges and the admission is done through an exam called DU LLB

The eligibility is that the student should be 20 years of age or above and should have cleared the qualifying exam with a minimum score of 50% if the student belongs to the general category. An OBC candidate can apply if he has scored 45% marks in the qualifying exam. Persons with disability are also eligible to apply at the score of 45% marks. Wards of armed personnel are also eligible at a minimum score of 45% and SC and ST students should have obtained a minimum of 40% marks

Point to note is that there is no upper limit in terms of age for one to sit for the exam and seek admission.

Banaras Hindu University

B.Com students can apply if they have secured an aggregate of 50% marks in three years. The eligibility in terms of age is that one should not be more than 30 years of age as on July 1,2017.

There is an entrance exam which one needs to clear before one can seek admission in the University.

Government Law College, Mumbai

One should have obtained at least 50% marks in B.COM degree if one is from general category and 45% marks if the student belongs to the reserved category.

The admission is granted through the scores of a common entrance test conducted by the college.

ILS, Pune

The student with a B.Com degree can apply provided the degree was cleared with a minimum of 45% marks. This is the rule for general category students. The rule for reserved category is that the minimum marks obtained by SC and ST candidates should be 40%

There is a common entrance test on the basis of which admissions are granted to the three year LLB course.

Punjab University

The general category students are eligible if they have obtained 45% in the B.Com course and SC, ST and OBC students are eligible if they have obtained a minimum of 40% marks in their B.Com degree.

The admissions are granted on the basis of the score of an entrance test conducted by the University

Andhra Pradesh LAW CET

The students who wish to take admission in the following law colleges in Andhra Pradesh have to sit for AP LAWCET or Andhra Pradesh Law Common Entrance Test.

These colleges are1.    Veeravalli College of Law, Rajahmundry

1.       DN Raju Law College, Bhimavaran
2.           Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Law, Kakinada
3.      NBM Law College, Visakhapatnam
4.      PS Raju Law College, Kakinada
5.      MPR Law College, Srikakulam
6.      GSK Memorial Law College, Rajahmundry
7.      NVP Law College, Visakhapatnam
8.      Shri Shiridi Sai Law College, Anakapalli
9.      Smt. VD Siddharth Law College, Vijayawada
10.      AC college of law, Guntur
11.      Indira Priydarshini Law College, Ongole
12.      DSR Hindu college of law, Machilipatnam
13.      JC college of law, Guntur
14.      Deptt. of Law Krishanadevaraya University, Anantpur
15.      Prasunna college of law, Kurnool
16.      Shree Vijayanagar law college, Anantpur
17.      Dr. Ambedkar global law institute Tirupati

The minimum marks one should have scored in order to be able to sit for the exam for this college are 45%

The age limit for general category students as on December 31 of the year of taking the exam is a maximum of 30 years and for SC and ST the maximum age limit on this date is 35 years.

LSAT

This exam opens doors to various colleges which offer a 3 year LLB program. This exam is the entrance exam for many such colleges for instance Central India College of law in Nagpur, Faculty of law SRM University Sonipat, Faculty of law ICFAI law college and the like.

Below is a table of list of all LSAT colleges that offer a 3 year LLB course and their eligibility criteria.

S.NO.	College offering 3 year LLB	Eligibility criteria
1	GD Goenka college	Those having a B.Com degree can apply
2	Central India College of Law	General category-45% marks minimum Reserved category i.e. SC and ST -40% marks minimum
3	Faculty of law, ICFAI	Minimum of 50% marks in the qualifying degree course and age limit is 30 years
4	KLE Society's Law College	Minimum 45% marks for general category and minimum 40% marks for ST and SC
5	KR Mangalam University	Minimum 50% marks
6	JSS Law College	Minimum 45% marks for general category And 40% marks in SC and ST category
7	School of Law, Noida International School	Minimum 50% marks
8	School of Law, Gitam University	Minimum 50% marks for general category And 45% marks for SC and ST category B.F.A students and single sitting students who have done a distance learning course do not qualify
9	School of Law, Galgotias University	50% marks in the qualifying degree
10	SGT University Faculty of law	Minimum marks obtained should be 45% and the age limit for general category students is 30 years and for reserved category students is 35 years
11	Indore Institute of Law	For general category students the age limit is 30 years maximum and the marks obtained should be 45% at least. For reserved category students the age limit is 35 years maximum and the marks obtained should be 40% at least

  These are the many avenues which one can explore if one wants to study law post B.Com