LLB

A system of rules and regulations made by the government that conducts of people with in a society. Law follows certain practices and customs to deal with crime, business, property, finance, etc. Law has various meanings as well as various functions. To know all about LLB continue reading.

What is LLB?

Bachelor of Legislative Law or LLB is an undergraduate law course of 3 years and 5years. This is one of the best professional courses for those students who are interested in law after 
completing their graduation (10+2+3 pattern).

LLB graduates find excellent career opportunities after completing this course.

Types of LLB degrees to pursue after class 12 : 

• BA LLB
• BBA LLB
• BCA LLB
• BSc LLB
• BCom LLB

• Candidates have to pass out graduation (10+2+3 pattern) from any recognized university.
• Candidates have to score a minimum of 45% marks for the general category and 40% marks for ST/SC category.
• Candidates who have appeared in the final exam and waiting for the results are also eligible to apply for the course.
• Admission will take place as per C.C.S. University and Bar Council of India.

• Candidates have to pass out class 12th exam in any stream from any recognized exam board.
• Candidates have to score a minimum of 45% marks in all subjects.
• Candidates who have appeared in the final exam and waiting for the results are also eligible for this course.

• Apply for the course admission.
• Crack entrance exam.
• Crack personal interview.

• Apply for the course admission.
• Crack entrance exam.
• See for the declaration of results and merit list.
• Then appear for admission/seat allotment rounds.

• Common-Law Admission Test (CLAT)
• Symbiosis Law Aptitude Test (SLAT)
• Law School Admission Test (LSAT)
• Telangana State Law Common Entrance Test  (TS LAWCET)
• All India Law Entrance (AILET)
• Delhi University LLB Entrance Exam (DULLB)
• Punjab University Undergraduate Law Exam (PU UGLAW)
• Aligarh Muslim University LLB Entrance Exam (AMU LLB)
• Law Admission Test (LAT).

• Criminal Law
• Cyber Law
• Corporate Law
• Civil Law
• Intellectual Property Law.

1. A strong foundation for further academic studies.
2. Master critical thinking, strong reasoning, and analytical skills.
3. You get the power to make a difference in society through law.
4. Multiple careers option.
5. Awareness of rights and responsibilities.
6. Financially independent.

1. It Kharagpur - (Kharagpur, West Bengal)
2. The West Bengal National University for Juridical Science - (Kolkata, West Bengal)
3. BML Munjal University - (Gurgaon, Hariyana).
4. National Law University - (Jodhpur, Rajasthan).
5. Symbiosis Law School - (Pune, Maharashtra).