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Sir LLB can be done after PGDM course or not?

LLB is Bachelor in law. It is three year course from a recognised university. The common eligibility to pursue the course is that candidate must have passed bachelor degree from a recognised university with minimum 50% aggregate and relaxation for reserved category. There is no upper age limit to pursue the course.

The admission procedure varies with institutions. So, you can visit the official website of the institutions to get detail about the admission procedure.

Yes. PGDM holder candidates are eligible to pursue an LLB course.

The minimum eligibility criteria for LLB is that candidate must have completed class 12 from any recognized board or institute.

The minimum educational qualification required to study LLB (Bachelor's of Law) is a candidate must have passed a bachelor's degree in any stream with a minimum score of 45% marks in aggregate from a recognized university. The LLB admission process is done either by the scores obtained in the relevant entrance examination or based on merit. The minimum score and the admission process may vary from college to college which you can check before applying.

LLB refers to Bachelor of Legislative Law and to pursue the same degree course the minimum education required is a bachelor degree course from a recognised university.

So, you can definitely pursue LLB degree course after pursuing PGDM (Post Graduate Diploma in Management) course which is a degree equivalent to master degree program.