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Is LLB through correspondence mode well recognized for applying in government jobs? Can you please let me know the information on the same? What is the minimum eligibility criteria for this? Awaiting to get the response as soon as possible.

Thanks!

LLB through correspondence mode is not eligible for registration at Bar Council of India. Hence, it will not make you eligible for those government jobs which ask for registered lawyers.
Hence, make sure you complete LLB from a BCI approved university or college in regular mode if you are looking for a judiciary government job.

Yes, if you have completed your LLB via correspondence mode, you need not worry about applying for government jobs, you can very much opt for it.

You should have completed your graduation from a recognized University and should try to score a minimum of 60% in aggregate, it is not mandatory but is advisable to try and score above it.

Yes, you can apply for the government jobs if you have done LLB through Correspondence as long as university is approved by UGC. You can apply for many government jobs if you meet the eligibility criteria.

For most of the jobs, a candidate must have a graduation degree in his hands from a recognized university. Age should be minimum 20 years & maximum 30 years in case of general category. Other caste gets age relaxation as per government guidelines.

I would suggest you to buy Employment news. This newspaper will give you all the details regarding central government jobs.

You can apply for government jobs after Bachelor of Law in correspondence mode but for this your must be approved by two organizations for LLB distance course:

University Grants Commission.

Distance Education council.

Check whether your institute is approved by these two bodies or not and if yes, then you can apply for all government job for which minimum requirement is bachelor's degree.