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To pursue an LLM (Master of Laws), you first need to complete an LLB (Bachelor of Laws). The LLB is a prerequisite because it provides the fundamental legal education and qualifications required for advanced legal studies. Without an LLB, you won't meet the eligibility criteria for LLM programs, which are designed for those with a basic understanding of law. So, you'll need to complete an LLB before you can enroll in an LLM program.

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