GMIT Bachelor of Business Administration + Bachelor of Laws [BBALLB]: Fees 2026, Course Duration, Dates, Eligibility

Ans. The total fee for BBA LLB (Cyber Security) at GM University, Davanagere, is INR 5,12,500 for the five-year integrated programme, payable at INR 1,02,500 per year in two instalments. Hostel charges and examination fees are payable separately.

Ans. Candidates must have passed PUC-II or 10+2 from a recognised board in any stream with a minimum of 45 percent aggregate marks. Students from Science, Commerce, and Arts streams are all eligible to apply.

Ans. Graduates of BBA LLB (Cyber Security) from GM University can pursue careers as cyber law advocates, legal consultants in IT and cybersecurity firms, corporate compliance officers, data privacy executives, legal technology professionals, cyber crime investigators, and policy advisors in digital governance. The dual degree also qualifies graduates to enrol with the Bar Council of India and practise law independently. Many graduates choose to work in BFSI legal teams, government agencies dealing with cyber crime, and multinational companies requiring cyber compliance specialists. Post-graduation options include LLM in Cyber Law or MBA from reputed institutions.

Ans. Admission to the BBA LLB programme at GM University is merit-based. Candidates apply online at gmu.ac.in, submit PUC-II mark sheets, complete document verification at the university, and pay the prescribed fee to confirm the allotted seat. No separate entrance test is mandatory for UG law admissions.

Ans. GM University is UGC-recognised and its integrated BBA LLB programme qualifies graduates for enrolment with the Bar Council of India, subject to meeting the Bar Council’s eligibility and enrolment norms at the time of application.