Hello aspirant,

To be eligible for LLB course candidates must have minimum 45 percentage to 50 percentage in Graduation (40 percentage to 45 percentage for SC/ ST Category candidates) in any discipline from a recognised College. Percentage criteria differs from College to College and Entrance exam to entrance exam.

To get admission into 3 years LLB course entrance exam or merit obtained in qualifying exam is considered.

3 years LLB course Entrance exams:

• CLAT
• MHT CET
• LSAT
• DU LLB Entrance Exam
• TS LAW CET
• AILET
• AMU Law Entrance Exam, etc.

If you belong to SC/ ST Category then you are eligible for LLB course after Graduation in some Colleges.

For example, CLAT has eligibility criteria of minimum 50 percentage (45 percentage for SC/ST Category candidates) in Graduation in any discipline from a recognised College or University.

For example, MHT CET the eligibility criteria is minimum 45 percentage (40 percentage for SC/ST and 42 percentage for VJNT/SBC and OBC of Maharashtra State) in Graduation from a recognised College.

So, it depends on the College you what and entrance exam you choose to appear,  decides whether you are eligible or not.m for 3 years LLB course after completion of Graduation.

To get more information about 3 years LLB course offering Colleges in India go through below mentioned link.

https://law.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-llb-colleges-in-india

Hope this information was helpful to you.

Good Luck!!

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For taking admission in law degree after graduation  candidate must  have a Bachelor’s degree any discipline from a recognized university/colleges . and Candidates must have passed the qualifying exam with a minimum aggregate of 45% and 40% marks in aggregate for SC/ST category.