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Minimum eligibility criteria to apply for LLB course? and can you please explain me the procedure which is followed to get the admission? Is it easy to complete the course and get the job later? Can someone please advice me with the details soon?

LLB stands for Bachelor of Law and it is three year duration course.

The eligibility to appear for examination is candidate must have passed bachelor degree in any discipline from a recognised university.

The minimum required aggregate to appear for examination varies with universities and colleges.

So, after completion of LLB degree you will be eligible to practice as an lawyer.

LLB refers to Bachelor of legislative law and same is a professional bachelor degree course after completing which one heads towards becoming a lawyer.

* On the basis of duration of course LLB course are of two types which are as discussed below :-

I) LLB course of Five years, for students having completed their higher secondary school degree course in any discipline from a recognized board of education.

II) LLB course of three years, for students having completed their bachelor degree course in any discipline from a recognized university.

So it is quite clear that the minimum qualification required for pursuing LLB degree course is a higher secondary school degree from a recognized board. Further for pursuing the same course from top law universities you need to qualify law entrance examinations like CLAT, BHU UET, DU LLB entrance examination, etc. .

As LLB degree course is a professional degree hence it has more job prospects as compared to a simple graduation degree course and hence if you are interested in pursuing LLB degree course then you should go for it.

Admission in LLB course is offered on merit or entrance test as it varies with institute.

The eligibility to apply for admission in course is candidate must have passed bachelor degree in any discipline from a recognised university.

There is no age limit to get admission in LLB course and minimum required aggregate in bachelor degree varies with institutes.

So, if you want detail about any particular institute visit at it's official website.

LLB stands for Bachelor's degree in Law. The minimum eligibility criteria for pursuing Bachelor's degree in law is that candidate must have completed 12th from a recognized board with 45% marks. Candidates who meet this criteria can apply for Common Law Admission Test.

CLAT is entrance exam for bachelor's degree in law. It is conducted every year by National Law University. Yes, it is easy course and completion of course depends upon your dedication, determination and hard labour.

LLB stands for Bachelor of Legislative Law and the duration of course is three year from a recognised university.

The minimum eligibility to get admission in course is :-

Candidate must have passed bachelor degree in any discipline.

No bar on upper age limit to pursue.

The procedure to get admission in institute varies with institute and so you must visit official website of respective institute for detail information.

The candidates after completing the course ( LLB ) will be eligible for recruitment in various jobs in banks ( law officer ) etc.

The minimum eligibility criteria for admission in Bachelor of Law is as below:

*10+2 passed or appearing from a recognized board.

*Minimum percentage of marks required to apply for this course is 45%.

You can apply for CLAT examination after 10+2 to get admission in LLB.

LLB stands for Bachelor of legislative law and the minimum educational qualification required for pursuing LLB degree course is a higher secondary school degree with any discipline from a recognized board of examination.

Further I would also like to let you know that students looking to pursue LLB degree course after their higher secondary school degree are eligible for pursuing LLB degree course of five years where as students looking to pursue LLB degree course after their graduation are eligible to pursue same course of duration three years.

Further for getting admission in NLUs ( National Law Universities ), BHU ( Banaras Hindu University ), DU ( Delhi University ) and other Central Universities to pursue LLB degree course of five years you need to qualify their respective entrance examination which are CLAT, BHU UET, DU LLB entrance examination and CUCET by satisfying their specific eligibility criteria.

Minimum Eligibility Criteria Required to get admission in LLB Course:

There is a certain minimum educational qualification required to be eligible for doing LLB course.

>> The minimum educational qualification required to be eligible for doing LLB course is "12th Class" or Higher Secondary course in 10+2 pattern from a recognized university.

>> You can appear in CLAT (Common Law Aptitude Test) entrance examination in order to pursue LLB course.

>> LLB eligibility criteria basically varies from institute to institute. To pursue LLB in some of the colleges, the minimum educational qualification required is "Graduation" from a recognized university.

>> Once you score merit marks in entrance examination conducted by the concerned college, then you will be eligible to pursue LLB course.

Please give details of the universities those needed degree in any decline for LLB Course and having no minimum mark for eligibility