Hi

As per your request in case of integrated course, a student has the chance to hide two courses under

one educational program . Since there are two courses combined, it's called an Integrated course. Some

samples of Integrated Law course programs are- B.A. L.L.B. (Combination of Bachelor of Arts and Law

programs), B.Com. L.L.B. (Combination of Bachelor of Commerce and Law programs), B.Sc. L.L.B.

(Combination of B.Sc. and Law programs) etc

Usually, Law (L.L.B.) program are often pursued only as a PG course. Yes, one must be a Graduate to

become eligible to pursue L.L.B. But since Integrated Law course covers a Bachelor’s Degree course too,

it are often pursued by students right after they complete 12th Standard Schooling.

So in our opinion If you're certain that you simply want to form a career in law, then the 5-year LLB

programme is that the best choice for you. This course won't only save one year of education as

compared to 3-year LLB programmes but also will offer an equivalent educational merit..

Hope helpful.