Hello dear candidate,

As per BCI rules for 5 year LL.B course minimum 45% marks is required in 12th HSC, but for ST or SC category students minimum 40% is required .

so, in conclusion, you are eligible if you belong to SC or ST category and if if are are from OBC category it depends on your state university whether they follow the minimum 42% rule or 45% rule. you are from general category if are not eligible.

With 44.66% in HSC , you can apply for a 5-year LLB course , but eligibility depends on the college and category.

• General category: Most colleges require 45% or above , so you may be slightly below cutoff for some colleges.

• Reserved categories (SC/ST/OBC/NT etc.): Some colleges may consider lower marks , so you may be eligible.

• Tip: Check the specific college admission criteria before applying and keep reserved-category benefits in mind.

With 44.66% in HSC, you may face difficulty in getting admission to most 5-year LLB programs, as the minimum eligibility for general candidates is usually 45% or 50%, depending on the college. However, some private law colleges may accept slightly lower percentages, and reserved category candidates sometimes get relaxation. It’s best to check the specific college’s eligibility criteria before applying.