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LLB stands for Bachelor of Legislative Law and it is three year duration course from a recognised university after bachelor degree.

The admission in the course is offered on the basis of merit score or on the basis of entrance examination.

The required eligibility for admission in course is that candidate must have passed bachelor degree and there is no maximum age limit for pursuing course. Some of the universities offering course in distance mode are :-

IGNOU.

NLSIU, Bangalore.

Faculty of Law, Delhi.

The admission in the course is offered through entrance test or on the basis of aggregate in bachelor degree or higher ( master's) degree.

The required qualification for admission is that candidate must have passed bachelor degree from a recognised university.

There is no age limit for the admission in course. So, if you have done the bachelor degree you can apply for admission in course.

Admission procedure for LLB course in distance mode:-

You should apply for LLB course in distance mode from the official website of selected College / University .

You must have completed 12th from a recognised University with minimum percentage of marks.

Duration of the course is 5 years .

If you complete graduation then you will have duration of LLB course is 3 years.

Actually as per the rules and regulations the LLB course is advised to be done through the regular training because Bar Council of India do not recognise distance education degree. So you have to study LLB through regular training and you have to take admission as per the eligibility criteria in the college you are interested in 3 year or 5 year degree course.

LLB can be done through 2 modes :

1. By fighting the CLAT examination.

2. Through simple LLB.

If you appear in CLAT and secure a good rank in that then you will be given admission in any of the National Law Universities across the country for a 5 years BA-LLB degree.

But if you have completed graduation then you are not eligible for CLAT.
A simple LLB, you are eligible.

Many university acoross the country are there which offer a LLB degree through regular as well as the private mode.

There is no such hard and fast eligibility criteria for that.

The candidate just have to pass the graduation and all the subject in that successfully as per the guidelines of UGC.

But there is no provision for the LLB through the distance mode.

You need to get the admission in the regular LLB only. Yeah, it is possible that you don't attend the classes there and manage the affairs with the officials in the institution.

To pursue LLB the candidate must have to give common Law Admission Test(CLAT) entrance exam.
Eligibility to pursue LLB are as follows:
The candidate must have completed his/her class 12 from a recognized board of education. After the candidate have to appear and pass the entrance examination which will conducted by the university after completion the examination the candidate need to submit the fees and can complete his/her course through distant mode.
The candidates must have minimum of 50% for general and 45% for reservation class in their Higher Secondary from a recognized board. The age should be 20 years for general and OBC and 22 years for ST/SC/DT/NT.

--- You can apply for admission in LLB course through distance mode.

--- Minimum education required for pursuing the course is 12th standard.

--- You have to visit the institute for admission through distance mode.

--- After completing the admission formalities, you have to submit the fee.

--- Some of best institutes for pursuing the LLB course through distance mode are Govt College of Law (University of Mumbai), Army Institute of Law (Mohali), Gujarat National Law University (Gandhinagar) etc.