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Respected Sir, I am a Graduate and my subject is Accounts but I am interested in pursuing Law so I want to know what is the procedure to pursue Law? Which course should I pursue? Please answer as soon as possible.

You can pursue bachelor's degree in law after bachelor's degree in accounts. There are many colleges which take admission in LLB course after bachelor's degree in any stream. Some of the good law colleges are:

Patna Law College.

Amity law colleges.

Institute of law.

University School of law.

Delhi university.

Yes, you are eligible to pursue law course.

The candidates passed bachelor degree in any discipline are eligible to appear for entrance examination to get admission in LLB course.

So, you can appear for examination conducted by various universities for admission in course.

There is no age limit to get admission in course.

Some of the best universities offering course is :-

DU.

Allahabad university.

Amity university.

**you can pursue law course either after completing 10+2 or bachelor degree, but the duration of the course is different.

**after completing 10+2 there is 5 years course.

**After completing bachelor degree it is a 3 year course.

**The person want to do integrated course can take the admission in 5 year integrated program.

**the following are the integrated courses.

B.A. LLB

B.SC LLB

BBA LLB

B.COM LLB

**The above all are 5 years course.

**For getting admission in law the persons have to appear in CLAT . common law admission test.

**The admission test the candidates admitted in integrated LLB and LLM courses.

**some of the private and autonomous universities conduct their own admission test.

They are:

AILET

AP LAWCET

TS LAWCET

DU LLB EXAM

MH CET LAW.

**the Following designation are there after successfully completing law courses.

criminal lawyer.

civil litigation lawyer

legal analyst

Document drafting Lawyer

Legal Journalist

Legal Advisor.

Government lawyer.

judge.