CAN I DO L.L.B JUST AFTER PASSING CLASS 12?

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Law is one of the most renowned and respectable courier options out there. One has the option of pursuing an L.L.B. right after his or her 10+2. There are several courses like BA(LLB), BBA(LLB), one can choose the degree according to his or her choice or preference. I hope this information was helpful to you.

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LLB or Bachelor of Legislative Law is an undergraduate degree that is a necessity for those seeking to enter the judiciary and the law profession. The three-year LLB course offered at all Indian law colleges, supervised by the BCI. The duration of the programme is three years, helping to improve skills such as problem-solving, communication, and judgment. Candidates are only awarded the degree after completing all the six semesters of this three-year LLB course. Candidates need to engage in standard theory courses, internships as well as tutorial work as part of an LLB degree.

If you want to practice law after 10+2, then you need to go for a course such as BA LLB, BSc LLB. You should have scored at least 45 per cent in 10 + 2 for that, and apply for the entrance test.

You must also have to complete your graduation from a recognised college to follow a basic LLB course.

You can even know more by reading LLB (Bachelor of Legislative Law) article.

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You can do law after 12th if you choose 5 years integrated law course which usually goes by the name BA.LLB.

In BA.LLB both the degrees i.e. bachelors and law degrees are completed together.

Most of the colleges today provide the 5 year integrated course and CLAT is the famous entrance exam to get Into national law Universities.

Their is a choice if you don't want to pursue 5 years course than you will have to do 3 years bachelors degree first than 3 years law. Usually student Don't go for this because it takes much longer.

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