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Hello Sir, presently I am in my 12th and will be writing board exams in next session. I would like to do a course in Law. So, is it possible to do LLB directly on the basis of Intermediate? If not then what should I do? Which course should I do which will lead me to LLB?

You are not eligible to get admission in LLB course directly on the basis of intermediate qualification.

LLB is three year course and minimum required educational qualification to get admission in the course is that candidate must have passed bachelor degree from a recognised university.

You are eligible for admission in BA LLB ( 5 YEARS ) course after intermediate.

Entrance examination is conducted for admission in the course by various institutions. So, visit the official website to get detail information about the admission procedure.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Hello Sir, presently I am in my 12th and will be writing board exams in next session. I would like to do a course in Law. So, is it possible to do LLB directly on the basis of Intermediate? If not then what should I do? Which course should I do which will lead me to LLB?

You can either do BA LLB which requires minimum 45% in Class XII from a recognized board( 5 years), or you can do LLB ( 3 years ) which requires minimum of 45% in the higher secondary level of education.

The focus and scope of these two models( 3 years or 5 years course) are different from each other.