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Sir, I have done my diploma in pharmacy in 1997 and was in the same field for all these years, now i want to do LLB course, is there any way so that i can get an admission in a law college, i live in Bangalore.

LLB course can be done after Diploma in Pharmacy?

The qualifying marks for the candidates belonging to the unreserved category is 50% marks or equivalent grade point in the qualifying examination.

Candidates belonging to OBC/CW/PwD category should obtain at least 45% marks and SC/ST candidates should obtain 40% marks in the qualifying examination.

LLB refers to Bachelor of Law and the minimum education required to pursue the same degree course is a bachelor degree in any discipline from a recognized university.

So, on the basis of Diploma in Pharmacy degree course which is not equivalent to a bachelor degree course, you are not eligible to go for LLB degree course unless you go for a bachelor degree course first.

Yes one can do LLB after 0garmacy course or any other course.

Some other courses that can be persued after pharmacy.
Bachelor's of pharmacy
Pharm (Hons)
Masters of Pharmacy
PharmD
Doctor of Pharmacy

After D pharm , one can do
Data Analyst
Pharmacist
Clinical pharmacist
Assistant professor
Hospital pharmacy Director

If one does LLB after pharmacy , then they can get into the legal departments of pharmaceutical companies that handle litigation against pharmaceutical companies.
Ine can also get into regulatory department of pharma companies as well as separate regulatory companies that handle approval process of drugs.

Yes, you can do LLB course after pharmacy course or any course. After class 12th, you can join 5 years integrated course or 3 year degree course after any other degree. For more details regarding this you can check it on Google.

No, you are not eligible to do LLB after diploma in pharmacy.

You need to complete graduation from a recognised board.

Minimum eligibility criteria is 40 - 50% in graduation ( any stream).

Admission to the same is based on entrance exam like CLAT, LSAT. AILET etc.

No, You can not. You need to complete graduation first. Minimum eligibility criterion is 45-50%(Varies from university to university)in graduation (any stream) . Admission to the same is based on entrance exams like CLAT, LSAT, AILET etc.

Eligibility criteria required to study LLB course:

The basic eligibility criteria required to pursue this LLB (Bachelor's in Law) course is given below,

Name of the Course- Bachelor's Of Law

>> Basically LLB course is a 3 to 5 years course that can be done after Graduation or Integrated Law course respectively.

>> As far as my best knowledge is concerned, Diploma in Pharmacy is equivalent to 12th class or so you are required to study direct integrated course which is of 5 years course.

>> Hence, I suggest you to contact the particular college in which you would like to pursue this Bachelor's in Law course.

Yes, you can do an LLB course after Diploma in Pharmacy course or any course. The minimum educational qualification required is a candidate must have passed a bachelor's degree in any stream with a minimum score of 45% marks in aggregate from a recognized university. The LLB course takes a 3-year duration course after graduation, but if you wish to do it after 10+2 then you can take admission in 5 years of integrated courses such as BA LLB, BSc LLB, BBA LLB, or BCom LLB.

The admission process differs for each institute either it can be done on the basis of score obtained in the relevant entrance examination or based on merit in the qualifying examination. The minimum score also may vary from institute to institute.

LLB is Bachelor in Law. It is three year course from a recognised university. There is no upper age limit to pursue the course.

As diploma in pharmacy is not equivalent to bachelor degree, so you are not eligible to pursue LLB course.

Yes. You can do an LLB course after Diploma in Pharmacy. For this, you have to complete your graduation course and have to appear in the Entrance exam and qualify for the exam to pursue the LLB course.

LLB course can be done after Diploma in Pharmacy?

Yes, you can do an LLB course after a diploma in pharmacy.

The qualifying marks for the candidates belonging to the unreserved category is 50% marks or equivalent grade point in the qualifying examination.

Candidates belonging to OBC/CW/PwD category should obtain at least 45% marks and SC/ST candidates should obtain 40% marks in the qualifying examination.