Respected I'm working as ELEMENTARY TRAINED TEACHER in Govt. primary school in Punjab since 2001 on regular basis. I'm graduate with commerce completed in 2001 with 48 % . I belongs to general category. Is it possible to do LLB in any condition for me? Regular or through distance learning.?

hi,

yes still now you can do 3 years llb courses as you are already graduated. there is some entrance exam like clat law entrance test which is no age limit. you may surely apply for it. see the marks criteria can be different for different colleges, you may follow the below link to know about cat entrance test in india,

https://law.careers360.com/exams?level=1

The eligibility for LLB is

Education -graduation or equivalent course.

Percentage in graduation - minimum 45% for general and 40% for SC/ST however the percentage criteria may differe for different institutions.

Age limit - minimum age 17 years

Upper age limit -no upper                       age limit.

You can visit to the website of the college or university where you want to take the admission and can see other details like fee structure, entrance exam required etc.

Hello Raj!

Hope you are having a nice day!

I would like to inform you that yes you can pursue your career in LLB. The basic requirement is being a graduate student but you have to undergo a examination for taking admission into a law college. If your aspiring to become an Lawyer then you should apply for LLB Course . The duration will be of 3 yrs. The eligibility criteria for LLB course is that one should have B.A/ B.Sc/ B.Com degree with minimum 40% marks in aggregate for general category and 35% in aggregate for SC/ST students. And yes you can opt for LLB course on regular basis only because as per the rules of Bar Council of India (BCI), one cannot pursue a LLB course through distance/correspondence/online modes. And as a matter of fact, Bar council of India don't recognize law learned from distance mode from a university as LL.B. for the Advocate registration purpose. So if any university in India offering you (legally) distance mode LL.B. , please check the university's name in recognized list of Bar Council of India. That is all about LLB and i hope it will help you. And keep learning keep growing.

All the best for future!

Thanks.