Hello Tanya !!

Yes ,you need to appear for the CLAT examination to pursue BA LLB.CLAT is the entrance exam to get admission in 21 National Laws Universities,to give this exam you must  qualify the eligibility criteria set for BA LLB  course. I hope this information may helps you.

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Thank you very much for answer my question last year i have redye to  join in LLB but the collage staff said with out intermediate you con study LLB can you please conform me how to apply

Hello Arun!!

Yes,CLAT entrance exam is for the candidates who wants to pursue 3 years LLB,5 years integrated LLB and LLM programs.I hope this helps you.Thank you!!

Hey Ritika,

Hope you are doing well!

Well dear,you don't need to study a particular subject for CLAT,as CLAT asks questions in terms of English,GK,Legal Aptitude,Logical Reasoning and Mathematics.

And,Yes you can prepare for it after your Board exams but the thing is you have to work deeply on it

Dear Aspirant,

Hope you are doing well.

Here are some of the useful tips that you must apply to get a better boost to your Law career.

1. Be sure of pursuing LAW because becoming lawyer is cracking law exam and getting into reputed NLUs and other reputed law schools.Also there

Hello,

The bar council of India mentions the percentage criteria as 45% for the general category students and 40% for the SC/ST students in the Section 7. The criteria is same for a 5 year Bcom LLB course and for a 3 year LLB course. Remember, this does not ensure

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Visit this link to Download the second semester papers of 3 year LLb course in karnataka university https://law.careers360.com/articles/kslu-question-paper

Hope it helps

Hello Aspirant,

Jamia Millia Islamia University does not offer three years Law programme. It offers only 5 years Integrated law programme & LLM Post Graduate programme.

Good Luck!

Hello,

Allahabad University offers various law programs such as BA-LLB, LLB, LLM, Dphil, LLD.

All above-mentioned courses are offered full-time, there's no correspondence course here. Moreover, law courses in distance mode aren't recognized by BCI. So, it's better you go for full-time if you're interested.