If you want to pursue an LLB after completing your postgraduate degree in 2002-2003, you can apply to various law colleges in India that offer 3-year LLB programs. Here's how you can proceed:

1. Eligibility Requirements

Most universities require a bachelor's degree in any discipline with a minimum percentage (usually 45% to 50% for general category and 40% to 45% for reserved categories).

There is no upper age limit for LLB admission, as per the Bar Council of India (BCI) rules.

As a postgraduate, you are eligible if your postgraduate degree was from a recognized university.

2. Entrance Exams

To get admission, you may need to clear an entrance exam. Common entrance exams for 3-year LLB programs include:

PU LLB Entrance Test: Conducted by Punjab University, Chandigarh, which is near Ludhiana.

DU LLB Entrance Exam: For admission to Delhi University’s Faculty of Law.

MH CET Law: For law colleges in Maharashtra, including Government Law College.

SLAT or LSAT India: Some private universities accept these scores.

3. Application Process

Research universities offering the 3-year LLB program and check their admission notifications.

Register for the entrance exam, if applicable, through the official exam portal.

Submit the application form with required documents, such as:

Graduation and postgraduation degree certificates.

Identity proof and recent photographs.

Caste certificate (if applicable).

4. Colleges Near Ludhiana

Punjab University, Chandigarh (affiliated colleges also offer LLB).

Lovely Professional University (LPU).

Guru Nanak Dev University (GNDU), Amritsar.

Chandigarh University, Mohali.

5. Alternative Option

If you want to avoid entrance exams, some private universities offer direct admission based on merit.

Next Steps:

Check the eligibility criteria and entrance exam requirements for universities you're interested in.

Prepare for the entrance exam if needed.

Submit the application before deadlines.

For more detailed guidance, you can visit the websites of

the respective universities or contact their admission offices.