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Hello,
I have done 12th Commerce from Kerala Board.
I want to study LLB. I am 18 years old.
Can you please help me to know that
I am eligible or not for LLB course?

Bachelor of Legislative Law is an Undergraduate Law course. L.L.B is a 3 Years course. The minimum eligibility to study the L.L.B course the candidate must have completed his/her graduation from recognized University. The candidate who completed his Bachelor's degree in any subject with not less than 45% aggregate marks are eligible to study L.L.B .

So, if you want to study L.L.B you need to complete Bachelors Degree from recognized University.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Hello,
I have done 12th Commerce from Kerala Board.
I want to study LLB. I am 18 years old.
Can you please help me to know that
I am eligible or not for LLB course?

Yes, you are eligible for LLB course through CLAT exam.

CLAT is stands for Common Law Admission Test.

If you have completed 12th standard from any stream with above 50% marks from a recognized board then you are eligible to attend CLAT exam for admission in LLB course.

The candidate age should not be more than 20 Years for under graduate course.

Best books for CLAT exam:-

CLAT And LLB Entrance Examination: Study Package
by
A. P Bhardwaj
Publisher: Tata Mcgraw Hill Education Private Limited (2011)

Model Test Papers For CLAT & LL.B
by
A P Bhardwaj
Publisher: Tata Mcgraw Hill Education Private Limited (2010)

CLAT Common Law Admission Test
by
Mazumdar Rituparna
Publisher: G. K. Publications Pvt. Ltd (2011)

No, I am sorry to say that you are not eligible to pursue LLB course as the minimum required qualification for pursuing LLB course is graduation.

However, below I have mentioned the eligibility criteria for LLB course, kindly have a look.

ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA for LLB:

> Applicant should have completed graduation in any stream from a recognized university.

> Applicant should have scored a minimum of 55% of marks in graduation.

> For sc/st candidates it is fixed at 45%.

> Admission for LLB course is done on the basis on merit list of CLAT examination.

> CLAT stands for common Law Admission Test.

It is the entrance examination for Law course.

> Candidate should be citizen of India.

> Candidate should have qualified in 12th standard with 50% of marks any discipline from recognized university.

> Age of the candidate should not be more than 20 years and relaxation is applicable for SC/ST and OBC candidates.

Yes, you are eligible to study LLB after passing 12th Commerce from Kerela Board being a 18 years old candidate.

To get admission in good colleges for LLB, you have to apply for CLAT Entrance exam.
CLAT stands for Common Law Admission Test. It is conducted for the admission of candidates in LLB/LLM courses.

BA LLB, B.Com LLB, BBA LLB are a 5 years integrated program.

Eligibility :

AGE LIMIT : Maximum age limit of candidates is 20 years. 2 years of relaxation is there for SC/ST candidates.

EDUCATION QUALIFICATION :

Candidate must have cleared 12th class or equivalent exam with minimum 45% from any recognised Board.
5% relaxation is provided to SC/ST/PWD candidates.

*12th appearing candidates can also apply for the exam.

List of good colleges for LLB :

• National Law School of India University, Bangalore
• National Law Institute University
• Symbiosis Law School
• ILS Law College
• Rajiv Gandhi School of Intellectual Property Law
• Army Institute of Law
• Hidayatullah National Law University

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Hello,
I have done 12th Commerce from Kerala Board.
I want to study LLB. I am 18 years old.
Can you please help me to know that
I am eligible or not for LLB course?

Sorry, only graduation, students are eligible to apply for LLB course. So, It is not possible for you to apply for LLB after completing 12th standard. However, you can apply for an Intermediate LLB course after completing 12th standard, which is five years duration course. Let's see the basic information about LLB.

LLB is a professional course, which you can make you learn various techniques in Law. The total duration period for this course is 3 years. You are eligible to apply for this course after completing three years Graduation with a minimum percentage of 50%. But, you should attend CLAT (Common Law Admission Test) entrance exam in order to get admission.

So, If you are interested to apply for LLB, then please complete graduation with 50% of marks.

As a candidate, who have completed 12th standard, you are eligible to apply for following LLB undergraduate courses.
->five year integrated programme BA LLB
->five year integrated programme B.Sc LLB
->five year integrated programme BBA LLB
->five year integrated programme BSW LLB
->five year integrated programme B Com LLB

Eligibility:-
1. Candidates should have completed their 12th standard with minimum 45% of marks(40% of marks for SC/ST categories).
2. Candidates age should below 20 years(22 years for SC/ST candidates).

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Hello,
I have done 12th Commerce from Kerala Board.
I want to study LLB. I am 18 years old.
Can you please help me to know that
I am eligible or not for LLB course?

Since, you have done 12th from State Board. So, it does not matter from where you done your Education. You have passed your 12th Grade that is enough for you to get Admission in LLB. Since, your age is also upto mark. So, go and apply for LLB degree from any of the LAW College.

Maximum age limit of candidates is 20 years. 2 years of relaxation is there for SC/ST candidates.

As a candidate, who have completed 12th standard, you are eligible to apply for following LLB undergraduate courses.
->five year integrated programme BA LLB
->five year integrated programme B.Sc LLB
->five year integrated programme BBA LLB
->five year integrated programme BSW LLB
->five year integrated programme B Com LLB



Candidate must have cleared 12th class or equivalent exam with minimum 45% from any recognised Board.
5% relaxation is provided to SC/ST/PWD candidates.

*12th appearing candidates can also apply for the exam.
this will help you a lot.