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How llb can be done after passing bcom and what is the procedure

LL.B. - Bachelor of Law and after B.Com. one can purse 3 years LL.B. Degree.

The eligible candidate must be an Indian Citizen having completed Graduation Degree in any stream with 40 % marks from a recognised University within the age of 30 years with upper age relaxation for reserved candidate, can apply for 3 years LL.B. Degree.

Some reputed Institutions conduct admission through entrance exam and soome Institutions conduct admission on the basis of mark secured in Graduation.

You should get admission for LLB and it will need three years of you

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There are various universities that offer LLB. For further details about the university,admission procedure and fees,contact on [email protected]

After B.Com Graduation you can apply for Law course which will be of 3 years duration. The admission into top colleges is on the basis of entrance exam. Thus you have to crack entrance with a good score for getting admission into a top colleges.

CLAT is a Common Law Admission Test which is conducted for this course. You can apply for this test. There are 14 Law Universities which take part in CLAT and you will get admission according to your rank in CLAT.

For 3 years law course your age should be below 30 years.

CLAT Exam Pattern for 3 years course:

There will be multiple choice questions which will be related to following sections.

-Long Essay Type Descriptive Questions related to Constitutional Law and Jurisprudence
100 Marks

-Multiple-Choice Questions related to compulsory law subjects prescribed by the BCI for the Under-Graduate Course except Constitutional Law and Jurisprudence
50 Marks

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Originally Posted by Unregistered

How llb can be done after passing bcom and what is the procedure

After B.Com, you can definitely pursue LLB course. Graduates from a recognized university can apply for LLB course. Candidates should score 50% marks in qualifying examination to apply for LLB course. Reserved category candidates need to obtain 45% marks in graduation level. CLAT is the qualifying examination which you need to appear to join LLB course. You need to qualify in this entrance exam with a good score. On the basis of this score you can apply for LLB courses in reputed Law Institutes or Universities. One can pursue LLB either as a regular course or on part time basis. Some of the reputed Institutes which offer part time LLB courses are - National Law School Delhi, Cochin University, National Law School in Bangalore, Bharati Vidyapeeth University etc. These Institutes conduct their own individual entrance exams to select candidates in to LLB courses.

The procedure to apply for LLB :

Since you have completed Bcom you ar eligible for applying LLB if and only if you have a minimum of 45 percent or above marks in B.Com and if you belongs to SC/ST then you will have relaxation of 5% marks.

Maximum age for applying is 30 years and for SC/ST 35 years.

When ever there is notification then apply for the exam and get qualified inthat and then you need to attend the interview.

Hi,



LLB stands for bachelor of law.

---> b.com stands for bachelor of commerce.

the eligibility criteria for LLB course are as folows:

1.you must have done your graduation from a recognised university in any discipline.

2.your % of marks should not be less than 55.however special relaxation is provided to sc/st.

3.the admission to LLB course is based on the CLAT examinations.it is based on merit list.

4.duration:it is of three years and is divided into six semesters.


CLAT examinations:

---> it stands for common law admission test.

syllabus:

1.elementary mathematics

2.general english

3.general knowledge

4.legal aptitude and logical reasoning.


All the best......................

Hello Friend ,

For admission to LLB course , you need to pass entrance exam of LAW that is conducted by LAW colleges in India . Some of the colleges even conduct interview after clearing in Entrance exam , so you need to clear this stage too .

Here are the list of colleges which provide LLB course are as follows :

> > NIKU : BHOPAL

> > SYMBIOSIS LAW COLLEGE , PUNE

> > NATIONAL LAW UNIVERSITY , JAIPUR

> > NUJS , KOLKATA

> > GOVT. LAW COLLEGE , MUMBAI

> > AMITY LAW SCHOOL , DELHI etc ...

GOOD LUCK !

If you have completed graduation then should apply for the 3 years LLB. Do not get confused and attempt to take admission for 5 years LLB. This course is not for you since you have completed graduation.

The 5 years LLB, also referred as BA LLB, includes a bachelor's degree. Which is why one can take admission for it directly after completing 12th standard. But the procedure for LLB 3 years is different.

You are required to complete graduation before applying for it. Since you have completed graduation there are couple of options in front of you to take admission.

First is the admission by appearing for entrance exam. Some reputed colleges offer admission for LLB 3 years through entrance exam. The list of such colleges include Banaras Hindu University and the Delhi University.

On the other hand you have some colleges that offer direct admission on merit. There are several such colleges mainly in Maharashtra such as Government Law College in Mumbai.

The criteria for LLB changes from college to college because there is no common entrance exam. Please check below.


LLB Eligibility

1. You should have a graduation degree.

2. 50 percent marks required if applying in DU.

3. Several colleges accept candidates with 45 percent marks.

4. There is 5% relaxation for SC and ST.

5. In DU, there is no percentage criteria for SC and ST.

6. The upper age limit is 30 years for the course.

7. There is 5 years relaxation in upper age limit for SC and ST.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

How llb can be done after passing bcom and what is the procedure

After Completing you're B.com course you may directly eligible to take admission for LLB Course.

LLB Bachelor of Law course only those who complete graduation course in any discipline from recognized university at least 50% percentile score bachelor degree course.

Applicant who completed 12th Standard may also eligible to apply for LLB Course, But there are not directly eligible for for LLB Course after completing 12th standard. 12th standard are eligible for LLB Integrated Course that means (Bachelor degree + LLB Course)

You have completed B.com course. So, definitely you're applicable for LLB Course.

The candidate who aspiring to become lawyer then the candidate need to qualified in LLB Course from recognized university.

LLB means Bachelor of Law and the duration of the course is for three years and the course is divided into four semester.

Admission for this LLB Course depends upon the appearing in Entrance Examination like, CLAT Entrance Examination etc. Every Colleges/Universities may also conduct entrance examination separately.

Based upon the scores in Entrance Examination you may get admission for LLB Course. So, I suggest you to well prepare for Entrance Examination before applying for LLB Course.

Let's see eligibility criteria for LLB Course.

Students who successfully complete 3 years bachelor degree course in any faculty (or) an equivalent program are eligible to get admission for LLB Course.

Minimum 50% Percentage of marks is mandatory in order to get admission for LLB Course. Every College fixed there own percentage of marks based on the college and course reputation.

Upper age relaxation will be applicable for SC/ST and OBC candidates and there is no age limit for this Course.

So, Please don't as per you're educational qualification you're eligible to apply for LLB Course. But, you have to score Minimum 50% Percentage of marks in graduation course.

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• Indian Law Institute
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