Hey Mitesh.

As you have already completed your Undergraduation in Engineering and now you want to pursue Law further, you should go for a 3 year LLB course from any recognised University. LLB is a general degree in Law there is no scope or requirement  of specialisation in any area

Hello Dear,

After completing your LLB course(CLAT), you become a lawyer(commercial or public). However, you are still not an advocate. To become an advocate, you will have to enroll yourself with any State Bar Council and clear the All India Bar Examination (AIBE).

for more info:
https://www.learnpick.in/blog/become-a-lawyer-in-india

good luck

Hey Shibin.

This is a very absurd choice and moreover the eligibility for persuing 3 year LLB is:

The candidate must have completed the Bachelors degree program from a recognized University with a minimum of 45% aggregate marks.

Admission are based on either entrance exam or marks obtained in the

Hi Mayank, thanks a lot for your very interesting question.

Law can be broadly classified into Criminal law and Civil Law. Criminal law deals with behavior that is or can be considered as an offense against the public or the society—even if the immediate victim is an individual. Examples are

Hello Aspirant,

Hope your doing good,

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