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I am a student from a small town.I have given my ICSE exam this year and i want to pursue law after class twelve. I have given my ICSE through science stream but i have droped to Arts this year. I wanted to know that is there any future for arts students in law?

Dear friend,
The eligibility criteria for LLB are as follows :-
1]A candidate should be 12th passed in any discipline.
2]A candidate should have atleast 50% in 12th class .
3]A candidate should be citizen of India .
4]For LLB a candidate has to appear in LAWCET entrance exam
after scoring good marks as well as good rank then a candidate
is eligible for LAWCET counselling .After counselling college
is being alloted to all candidate who appeared in the counselling .
So my dear friend if you are interested in Law then you can make
your career. There is good scope in law .You can become lawyer
of government as well as private .
Thank you.

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I am a student from a small town.I have given my ICSE exam this year and i want to pursue law after class twelve. I have given my ICSE through science stream but i have droped to Arts this year. I wanted to know that is there any future for arts students in law?

You will definitely have a very good future in law. The best thing that you can do is, do B.A.LL.B. in a good law school like those under CLAT, NLUO, NLUD etc. You'll be taught subjects like Political Science, Sociology, Economics etc which are well-versed with Arts students and they move ahead of students from other streams. I am myself a law student from Science and I find my fellow mates from Arts doing really well. Good Luck!