Maharaja Agrasen Himalayan Garhwal University B.ComLLB {Hons.} : Fees 2026, Course Duration, Dates, Eligibility

Ans. The B.Com LLB at MAHGU is a 5-year integrated full-time programme. Students earn both the Bachelor of Commerce and Bachelor of Law degrees simultaneously upon successful completion. The integrated format allows students to study commerce and law subjects concurrently across 10 semesters, making it more efficient than pursuing the two degrees separately.

Ans. Candidates must have passed Class 12 from any recognised board with any stream. The programme is open to students from Science, Commerce, and Arts backgrounds. Minimum aggregate marks and age limits are as prescribed by MAHGU and the Bar Council of India. CLAT scores are accepted for merit-based shortlisting. Reserved category relaxation applies as per BCI and government norms.

Ans. The annual programme fee for B.Com LLB at MAHGU is INR 60,000, making the total fee INR 3,00,000 for the 5-year programme as per the official 2025-26 fee structure. Hostel and mess charges are billed separately. Candidates should verify the current fee schedule at hgu.ac.in before applying, as fees may be revised annually.

Ans. MAHGU admits B.Com LLB students through CLAT scores or direct merit-based selection. Candidates with a valid CLAT score can apply using that score. Direct merit-based admission is also available as per MAHGU’s admission notification. All admissions are subject to Bar Council of India norms applicable to 5-year integrated law programmes.

Ans. The B.Com LLB curriculum at MAHGU covers commerce subjects including financial accounting, business economics, taxation, and corporate governance alongside law subjects such as constitutional law, contract law, criminal law, company law, labour law, and legal drafting. The integrated structure lets students see the practical links between commerce and law across five years.

Ans. Graduates of the B.Com LLB from MAHGU can pursue careers as advocates, corporate lawyers, tax consultants, legal advisors in companies, or compliance officers. After enrolling with the Bar Council, graduates can practise law independently. They may also pursue LLM for specialised legal careers, or appear for judicial services examinations in Uttarakhand and other states.