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Am I eligible to do Law course after scoring 36.42 percent in BA? I am interested in doing the law course but am not sure if I will be eligible next? What are the minimum criteria followed? Can you please guide me with the details soon? Thanks!

To pursue LLB course required minimum eligibility is :

Candidate must have passed bachelor degree in any discipline.

The minimum required aggregate to appear for entrance examination varies with institutes.

So, you have to visit official website of respective university to get detail for admission.

But, you are not eligible to appear in entrance examination for admission in DU, BHU etc.

According to my knowledge you are not eligible to pursue LLB. You need at least 50 percent to be eligible for this.
Eligibility criteria to pursue LLB are as under:-
Candidate must be a graduation degree holder in any discipline from any of the recognized university.
Candidate must have scored at least 50 percent aggregate in graduation.
Candidate must have to clear CLAT entrance test.
There is no any upper age limit.

Candidates after bachelor's degree can apply for LLB course. Some law institutes take admission on basis of marks in bachelor's degree and some on basis of performance in qualifying examination.

The minimum percentage of marks for some college is 50% and for some college is 45%. Your percentage of marks in bachelor's degree is very. You are not eligible for LLB course with 36.42% in Bachelor of Arts.

The eligibility criteria for Bachelor's degree in law after graduation:

Educational Qualification:

Bachelor's degree in any discipline like arts, science, commerce etc. Final year graduation candidates can also apply for this course.

Minimum percentage of marks required is 50%.

You are not eligible to pursue law course with 36.42% marks in Bachelor of arts.

Yes, you are eligible to pursue LLB course after pursuing bachelor degree. The common eligibility to get admission in course is candidate must have passed bachelor degree in any discipline from a recognised university.

So, you can appear for entrance examination and after qualifying in examination conducted by various universities will be eligible for admission.

The duration of course is three year. The minimum required aggregate to appear for examination varies with institutes.

The eligibility criteria to pursue Bachelor's degree in law after graduation is that you must have completed bachelor's degree and scored at least 50% marks in graduation.

Some of the best law colleges of India require minimum of 60% marks in graduation like Delhi University and Banaras Hindu University.

You are not eligible for law course after scoring only 36.42% marks in bachelor of arts.