Hello,
No, you cannot apply for LLM directly after BPharm. You must first complete LLB.
Here is the Pathway for You (BPharm to Law to LLM):
From here you can access eligibility for LLM.
https://law.careers360.com/articles/llm-entrance-exams
Hope it helps.
Hello Shreyanshi
No, you cannot directly apply for an LLM (Master of Laws) with a bachelor's degree in pharmacy, because an LLM is an undergraduate Law degree, such as an LLB. You must complete a Bachelor of Laws (LLB) degree after your pharmacy degree before you can apply for a Master of Laws. After getting an LLB degree, you can apply for an LLM program, meeting the eligibility criteria, such as the minimum percentage required. If you need full information about LLM, you can read the article LLM course, fees and Admission criteria from our official website, careers360.
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