Hello,

Law programs are basically two types, one is integrated law courses such as BA-LLB, BBA-LLB,  BCom-LLB, BSc-LLB to name a few for which the eligibility criteria is based on passed 10+2 from a recognized board with 45% aggregat, there are entrance test such as CLAT, AILET, LSAT etc, for LLB of three year graduation the eligibility criteria is passed bachelor's degree in any discipline from a recognized university with 45-50% aggregate, universities like DU, BHU, Allahanbad University conduct their own entrance exam, and we also have state level exams such as KLEE in Kerala, AP LWCET in Andhra Pradesh, TS LAWCET in Telangana etc admission process varies as per the norms of the university in both the courses, in certain cases it's also based on the merit of the qualifying exam, now coming to your question with only 10th passed qualification you cannot take admission in either of law courses as you don't fulfill the basic eligibility criteria, you can pursue your higher studies and accordingly proceed, but make sure to find out the relevant details for the specific universities where you want to go for law courses as in the upper age limit does apply in certain cases, so does the fact that there are many universities which emphasize on having a traditional form of education in the sense 10+2 pattern or 10+2+3 pattern.