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15th June 2016, 05:29 PM
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Can I pursue LLB after 12th with Medical Stream? Subjects enlisted in LLB?
Hello sir, Can I pursue LLB course after successful completion of 12th in Medical Stream? What are the several subjects that are enlisted in LLB Course? Please let me know how much subjects are there in LLB course.
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15th June 2016, 10:13 PM
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Yes, you are eligible to get admission in bachelor of Law course after 10+2 from any recognised board.
The duration of LLB course is of five year after 10+2. The eligibility to appear for entrance examination to get admission in course is candidate must have passed 10+2 from any recognised board in any discipline. Candidates can appear for CLAT examination to get admission in NLU. For more information about examination visit at www.clat.ac.in. |
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15th June 2016, 11:05 PM
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No, you can't pursue LLB course after completion of your 12th standard with Medical stream. To be eligible to pursue LLB course, you must have completed Bachelor's degree in Arts or Commerce or Science stream with minimum aggregate of 40% marks from a recognised university. Since, you have not pursued Bachelor's degree course, you are not eligible to pursue LLB course. Subjects enlisted in LLB course are mentioned below :-
Semester I :- --> Legal Method --> History-I (Indian History) --> Political Science-I --> Law of Contract – I --> English and Legal Language --> Sociology-I (Introduction to Sociology) --> Economics-I (Microeconomic Analysis) Semester II :- --> History – II (Legal History) --> Political Science – II --> Law of Contract – II --> Techniques of Communication, Client Interviewing and Counselling --> Environmental Studies --> Sociology-II (Indian Society) --> Economics – II (Macroeconomic Analysis) Semester III :- --> Business Law --> Family Law – I --> Constitutional Law – I --> Law of Crimes – I --> Advocacy Skills --> History – III (History of Modern Europe: 1740-1947) --> Political Science – III Semester IV :- --> Law of Torts and Consumer Protection --> Family Law – II --> Constitutional Law – II --> Law of Crimes – II --> Administrative Law --> Economics–III (Economic Development and Policy) --> Sociology–III (Sociology and Law) Semester V :- --> Civil Procedure --> Code of Criminal Procedure --> Law of Evidence --> Corporate Law --> Jurisprudence --> Human Rights Law --> French / German --> Summer Training Project Semester VI :- --> Civil Procedure --> Code of Criminal Procedure --> Public International Law --> Investment and Competition Law --> Property Law --> Jurisprudence – II --> French / German Semester VII :- --> Land Laws --> Law and Technology --> Intellectual Property Rights --> Labour Law – I --> Environmental Law --> Tax Law Semester VIII :- --> Alternative Dispute Resolution --> International Trade Law --> Law, Poverty and Development --> Labour Law – II --> Interpretation of Statutes Semester IX :- --> Legal Ethics and Court Craft --> Drafting, Pleading and Conveyancing --> Legal Writing and Research --> (Seminars and Research paper) Internal Semester X :- --> Dissertation --> Internship (Lawyers / Law firms) |
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16th June 2016, 12:14 AM
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One can get admission to five year’s integrated B.A. LLB course through CLAT after passing 12th class.
CLAT stands for Common Law Admission Test . It is a national level entrance test for the admission to UG, PG and Integrated law courses. The eligibility criteria for LLB course after 10+2 are following:- -The candidate must have secured a minimum of 50%(45% for SC/ST/PWD) marks in 10+2 exam in any stream from a recognized board. -The candidate should not exceed 20 years of age.For SC/ST candidate it is 22 years. Exam pattern of CLAT for UG courses: The exam will be conducted for two hour duration which will consist of 200 multiple choice answer type questions . Reasoning – 40 Questions Legal Aptitude – 50 Questions English & Comprehension – 40 Questions Elementary Mathematics – 20 Questions General Knowledge and Current Affairs – 50 Questions |
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16th June 2016, 01:01 AM
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Sorry that you are not directly eligible for LLB after completing 12th standard. You need to complete Graduation or its equivalent qualification to be eligible for LLB. However, being a 12th standard student you are eligible to apply for Intermediate LLB course.
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16th June 2016, 09:57 AM
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Those candidates who have completed 12th standard with above 50% marks from a recognized board are eligible for LLB course. There are no age criteria. List of the subject for LLB course Click Here |
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16th June 2016, 10:39 AM
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The candidate who wants to study the Bachelor of Legislative Law must be qualified in CLAT Entrance Exam. The minimum qualification for the LLB is 10+2 with 45% aggregate. So you can pursue LLB after completion of 12th. Since you are PCB student you can go for the 5 years integrated B.Sc LLB Course. To get admission you need to qualify in the Common Law Admission Test.
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16th June 2016, 06:46 PM
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Yes, any stream students who pass class 12th can apply for LLB entrance exams like CLAT. Just make sure you have at least 50% marks in the board exam.
Following is the list of subjects at National Law School for LLB course: FIRST TRIMESTER 1.1 Sociology-I 1.2 Economics-I 1.3 Legal Methods 1.4 Torts-I 1.5 English & Legal Language SECOND TRIMESTER 2.1 Economics-II 2.2 Political Science-I 2.3 History-I2.4 Contracts-I THIRD TRIMESTER 3.1 Sociology-II 3.2 Contracts-II 3.3 Torts-II3.4 Constitutional Law-I FOURTH TRIMESTER 4.1 History-II 4.2 Political Science-II 4.3 Constitutional Law-II 4.4 Family Law-I FIFTH TRIMESTER 5.1 Jurisprudence-I 5.2 Constitutional Law-III 5.3 Criminal Law-I 5.4 Family Law-II SIXTH TRIMESTER 6.1 Criminal Law-II 6.2 Land Laws 6.3 Property Law 6.4 Political Science - III SEVENTH TRIMESTER 7.1 Criminal Law-III (Cr.P.C.) 7.2 Law of Evidence 7.3 Code of Civil Procedure-I 7.4 A.D.R. (Clinical Course I) EIGHTH TRIMESTER 8.1 Code of Civil Procedure-II 8.2 Corporate Law-I 8.3 International Trade Law 8.4 Administrative Law NINTH TRIMESTER 9.1 Human Rights Law 9.2 Corporate Law-II 9.3 Drafting, Pleading and Conveyancing 9.4 Law, Poverty and Development TENTH TRIMESTER 10.1 Taxation Law-I 10.2 International Law-I 10.3 Jurisprudence-II (Interpretation of Statutes) 10.4 Intellectual Property Law ELEVENTH TRIMESTER 11.1 Labour Law-I 11.2 Banking Law 11.3 Environmental Law 11.4 International Law-II TWELFTH TRIMESTER 12.1 Taxation Law-II 12.2 Trust & Equity 12.3 Labour Law-II 12.4 Insurance Law THIRTEENTH TRIMESTER 13.1 Conflict of Laws 13.2 Optional Seminar-I 13.3 Optional Seminar-II 13.4 Optional Seminar-III FOURTEENTH TRIMESTER 14.1 Legal Practice (Professional Ethics) 14.2 Optional Seminar-IV 14.3 Optional Seminar-V 14.4 Optional Seminar-VI FIFTEENTH TRIMESTER 15.1 Litigation Advocacy (Clinical Course-II) 15.2 Optional Seminar-VII 15.3 Optional Seminar-VIII 15.4 Placement (Clinical Course-III) |
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16th June 2016, 07:00 PM
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Sorry, it is not possible to do LLB after 12th standard with Medical Stream. The eligibility to study the LLB course is a pass in graduation degree with a minimum of 45% marks from a recognised university. You have to appear for an entrance examination for the admission to the course. The duration of the course is 3 years. The aspirant can study the 5 year law course (BL). The eligibility to study the course is a pass in 12th standard with 50% marks from a recognised board. The aspirant has to appear for an entrance examination for the admission. You can study the course with 12th medical stream also. The course is available in the following law colleges; Government Law College, Mumbai - Official Website Bharati Vidyapeeth - Official Website Dr.B.R. Ambedkar College of Law - Official Website KLE Society’s Law College - Official Website |
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16th June 2016, 10:45 PM
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Yes, you can very much get admission in LLB course after completion of your 12th standard with medial stream, there is no problem in it. You will have to appear for an entrance test called CLAT upon clearing which you will be very much entitled for admission in the course.
Subjects enlisted in LLB course; 1st year: > Contract Law. > Tort Law. > Criminal Law. > General Principles of Law. > Legal skills and Tort. 2nd year: > Constitutional and Administrative Law. > Equity and Trusts. > Land Law. 3rd year: > Administrative law. > Law of Civil Procedures. > Law of evidence and legal Ethics. > Legal Drafting and Interpretation. |
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