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Hello sir, I have cleared intermediate with 75% marks and now I want to apply for LLb procedure. I want to know what is the procedure to apply for LLb procedure after completing class 12th? Are other degree courses required for applying? Please answer as soon as possible.

LLB stands for Bachelor of Legislative Law and it is three year duration course after bachelor degree and five year after 12th.

So, after intermediate you are eligible to get admission in B.A LL.B course. The entrance examination is conducted by NLU as CLAT, BHULAT and other entrance examination for admission in the course.

The required qualification to appear for the examination is that the candidate must have passed 10+2 from any recognised board.

LLB stands for Bachelor of Law.

1. The entrance examination conducted for Bachelor of law is Common Law Admission Test. CLAT is conducted by National Law university for admission in LLB in top law colleges of India.

2. Eligibility criteria for CLAT is 10+2 with at least 45% marks. For SC/ST candidates, it is 40% marks only.

You can apply for 2017 CLAT exam when application forms for exam is available at http://www.clat.ac.in.

Hello,

There are two ways to apply for LLB course after class 12th.

First one is choosing Some Bachelors degree like B.A immediately after class 12th, and then, later on, proceeding with LLB course as 'Bachelors degree is eligibility for joining LLB course'.
These will be different studies and maybe even different Universities/Colleges.

Another option is to choose an Integrated course called 'BA.LLB'
You can opt this course immediately after class 12th.

You can look out for nearest College/University providing the LLB's study.

You will have to provide all the paperwork and Marksheets and wait for selection after the merit list is provided.

Some Institutes could even take Entrance Examination.but the ones I have approached closest to me do not take entrance exams.

LLB stands for Bachelor of Legislative Law and as the name suggests it is bachelor degree course after pursuing which you will head towards becoming an advocate.

Having completed your Class 12th with 75% marks you are eligible for pursuing LLB course of five years as for LLB course of three years your minimum educational qualification must have been graduation degree from a recognized university.

Also for pursuing the same course from any National Law University of India ( NLUs ) you need to appear and qualify CLAT ( Common Law Admission Test ). For appearing in CLAT, you need to have the nationality of India with a higher secondary school degree in any discipline with at least 45% aggregate. There is no age limit for this examination.

Apart from NLUs, to pursue the same course from Central Universities of India like BHU, DU, etc. you must qualify their respective entrance examination. For further details regarding CLAT, you can visit the link www,clat.ac.in.

Anyone who have completed 12th can apply for integrated LLB course. Admission in good law colleges in India is made through CLAT(Common Law Admission Test). The time taken to complete this LLB course is 5 years.

Eligibility criteria for integrated LLB course :-

-The candidate must have secured minimum 50% marks in 10+2 exam in any stream from a recognized board.

-The candidate should not be more than 20 years of age. Age is relaxed for SC/ST candidate by 2 years.

Syllabus for the entrance exam :-

* Logical Reasoning

*General Awareness

*Aptitude Test

*Communication skills.

Candidates who have done bachelor's degree can apply for Common Law Admission test to get admission in Bachelor of Law. The eligibility criteria for LLB is that candidate must have done 10+2 from a recognized board with minimum of 45% marks. You have secured 75% marks in board exam, you are eligible to apply for CLAT examination that will be conducted in 2017. There is no upper age limit for this examination.

For any more details about CLAT exam, you can visit http://www.clat.ac.in.

With 75% marks in 10+2, you can apply for other courses also like:

>>Bachelor's degree in Science in different subjects like Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics etc.

>>Engineering degrees.

>>Bachelor of Architecture.

>>Bachelor of Computer Application.

>>Bachelor of Business Management etc.

Yes, you are eligible to apply for the five year LLB course after intermediate from a recognised board.

The admission in course is offered after qualifying in entrance examination conducted by the respective universities.

Some of the entrance examination for admission in course is :-

CLAT.

BHU LAT.

The eligibility to appear for examination is candidate must have passed 12th from recognised board with minimum 50%. There is no other degree or courses required for applying in the course for admission.

To get admission in LLB course, you have to apply for the CLAT (Common Law Admission Test) examination.

After intermediate examination you can apply for LLB course.

CLAT is an all india entrance test conducted by 14 National Law Universities fir admission to five year integrated & post graduate degree course.

Eligibility Criteria:- You have to complete your intermediate examination with minimum 50% marks from a recognized university.

Age should not be more than 20 years for general category & 22 years for SC/ST.

Exam Pattern:- Objective type exam

LLB stands for Bachelor of Legislative Law and it is a professional bachelor degree course after completing you will get the designation of an advocate.

--> Basically, on the basis of duration of course and educational qualification required for the same LLB courses are of two types which are as discussed below :-

* Type I) LLB course of five years :- For student who are interested in pursuing the same course after their higher secondary education from a recognized board.

* Type II) LLB Course of three years :- For student who are interested in pursuing the same course after completing their graduation degree course in any discipline from a recognized university.

** So being a Class 12th passed candidate, it is evident that you are eligible for pursuing LLB course of five years without any further degree and for pursuing the same course from NLUs ( National Law University ) you will have to qualify CLAT ( Common Law Admission Test ).

For further details and updates regarding the same examination you can log on to the link www.clat.ac.in.

If you are interested to pursue LLB then, first of all you need to complete graduation then only you are eligible for pursuing LLB course.
Eligibility criteria are as under:-
Candidate must be a holder of graduation degree from any of the recognized university.
Candidate must have attained at least 45% aggregate in their graduation.
Candidate age should not less than 20 years.
Maximum age limit is not declared yet.

Eligibility to apply for LL Course after 10+2 :

>> Candidates must have completed 10+2 with minimum 50% of marks from the recognized university.

>> There is a restriction on upper age limit.

>> Candidate should be Indian National

Selection process :

>> Written Exam

>> Interview

>> GD.