Sir I am not understanding the difference b/w BA Llb and Llb suggest me I am in BA and want to do law from Bhu plz suggest me soon.

Hello shashwat

BA LLB includes Arts subjects along with Law syllabus whereas LLB is solely the study of the law and related subjects. As BA LLB is an integrated program, by studying the same, aspirants may get a dual degree whereas by studying the Bachelor of Laws they will be getting only a single degree. BALLB is a degree that is in compact form they provide 6 year course in 5 year package after intermediate or 12th where as LLB is degree after graduation .

Hope this difference will be useful.

Best of luck

Actually BA LLB is an integrated degree of 5years in which you get degree of both LLB and BA after completion of course. You become eligible for it after passing class 12.

On the other hand, when you pursue LLB course you get degree of LLB only. You become eligible for this course after graduation.It is a 3years course.

So, as you are graduate you can directly apply for LLB 3year programme. After completion of it you get degree of LLB.

In BHU an entrance exam is conducted for admission in LLB programme. You can apply for it after graduating.

Hi Shashwat,

It's good that without hesitating, you asked this question straight away. Coming to your question, I would like to tell you that there is only a slight difference in both the law programmes. BA LLB is a five year integrated law programme where you need to qualify only 10+2 with the passing percentage criteria that varies in different universities. Next is LLB which is a three year law programme for which you need a graduation degree in any subject and from any recognised university.

Now coming to the next part of your question, if you are doing your graduation and want to do Law from Banaras Hindu University, then you need to qualify your graduation with 50% aggregate marks in the qualifying examination. For further details you can refer to the link given below

https://law.careers360.com/articles/bhu-llb-eligibility-criteria

I hope your query will be solved with this link, but still if you have any doubt please feel free to ask questions.

Thank you