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| 25th February 2020 12:15 PM | |
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Re: What is the difference in between the LLB courses of 3 and 5 years? Can a graduated student pursue 5year llb course? |
| 31st August 2017 08:50 PM | |
| [email protected] |
Re: What is the difference in between the LLB courses of 3 and 5 years? LLB 3year course is done after graduation whearas 5 year LLB is done after 12th. f you are certain that you want to make a career in law, then the 5-year LLB programme is the best option for you. This course will not only save one year of education as compared to 3-year LLB programmes but will also offer the same educational merit. However, if you want to gain experience in a different field of education or if you are not sure about pursuing law, you can pursue a 3-year graduation course such as BA, BBA, B.Sc., B.Com, etc. and then apply for the 3-year LLB programme. |
| 28th August 2017 09:37 PM | |
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Re: What is the difference in between the LLB courses of 3 and 5 years? I was apply for 3 year llb course ,now the cut off mark is released but my application no is not supported what is problem |
| 15th March 2015 08:27 PM | |
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Re: What is the difference in between the LLB courses of 3 and 5 years? Hi...I completed my B TECH in ELECTRONICS and COMMUNICATION stream in the year 2012.Now I want to write lawcet.Is it useful to me or not.give me a good suggestion. |
| 22nd January 2013 02:11 PM | |
| sherleytwain |
Re: What is the difference in between the LLB courses of 3 and 5 years? Three years LLB is the course which can be taken after completing graduation. While the 5 years long LLB which is known as integrated LLB is taken after completing 12th standard. This is the basic different between the two course. Both holds same value when seeking job. The integrated LLB course also include subjects of a graduation course like BA, B.Com etc. Therefore by directly pursing integrated LLB after 12th, you can save one year. In LLB 3 years, you are first required to complete a graduation course, which is generally 3 to 4 years. This is followed by another 3 years of LLB course. You can complete both such things by directly applying for integrated LLB and that too in 5 years. This course was introduced because some people complained regarding having to complete two graduations. Integrated LLB Eligibility 1. You should have completed 12th standard. 2. At least 50 percent marks in 12th. 3. For SC/ST, 45 percent marks are required. 4. Maximum age limit to apply is 20 years. 5. There is 2 years relaxation for SC/ST. LLB Eligibility 1. Must have graduation degree in any stream. 2. At least 45 percent marks. 3. In case of SC/ST, 40 percent marks are required. 4. The maximum age limit is 30 years. 5. Upto 5 years relaxation for SC/ST. You can apply for Indian Police Service after completing any of these two courses. Integrated LLB is also considered as graduation course. Same is the case for LLB. However if you have already completed graduation then there is no need to pursue LLB if want to apply for Indian Police Service. |
| 22nd January 2013 01:20 AM | |
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Re: What is the difference in between the LLB courses of 3 and 5 years? i am a 12th science student and would like to become a criminal lawyer so what is the right path ,, right course to be selected ...and for how many years i have to study |
| 18th May 2012 09:28 PM | |
| imira |
Re: What is the difference in between the LLB courses of 3 and 5 years? 3-year LLB course is offered to candidates who have completed graduation in any stream. 5 year LLB is an integrated course. Pass in 12th is the basic qualification required to pursue the course. Selection to both these courses is through entrance exams. So based on your qualification you can select the appropriate course. |
| 11th December 2011 04:02 PM | |
| ganesh sah |
What is the difference in between the LLB courses of 3 and 5 years? sir, what is the difference between 3 year l.l.b and 5 year l.l.b?and which of these are best?can i prepare I.P.S exam from law .if ,yes then what subject is perfect for i.p.s from law subject. |
