Yes! Ofcourse, you have a chance to study law even after completing 10th. Here’s how you can:

1. Complete 12th (Intermediate) – You can choose any stream (Science, Arts, or Commerce). Arts/Humanities which is common for law aspirants.

2. Entrance Exams – Next, After 12th, you can appear for CLAT (Common Law Admission Test) or state-level law entrance examsas well. Some universities also offer 5-year integrated law courses (BA LLB) immediately after 12th.

3. Undergraduate Law Programs – After 12th, you can enroll in BA LLB, BBA LLB, or BCom LLB courses as well.

4. Skill Development – Develop skills which includes read legal news, practice writing, improve English and along with critical thinking skills.

Tip: Starting early immediately after your 10th standard by preparing for entrance exams and improving language skills will give you an best shot.

All the best.

Hello,

To pursue a law degree, you need to complete your 12 th standard. After 10 th, you need to choose a stream (like Arts, Commerce or Science) for your 11th and 12 th grades. Once you finish 12 th grade, you can appear for law entrance exams like CLAT or LSAT to get into law schools. So, you can’t directly study law right after the 10th, but you can definitely work towards it by choosing right subjects and starting preparation for law entrance exams.

I hope this answers helps you, good luck!