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The eligibility criteria for 3 year LLB is mentioned below.

The qualifying standards for a Bachelor of Legislative Law may differ between universities, particularly in terms of minimal grade. sIt is critical that the applicant understands the qualifying requirements ahead of time, since failing to do so might result in the individual's candidature being revoked at any point throughout the admissions process.

• Because the 3-year LLB is a legal course given after graduation, candidates seeking a law degree must have graduated from a recognised institution with a bachelor's degree in any subject, such as BA, B.Com, B.Sc, BBA, BCA, and so on.
• Some institutions need a minimum of 50%, while others simply require a minimum of 45 percent. There is also a waiver in the minimum marks for reserved category candidates at public law institutions.
• The course is open to people of all ages as there is no mention of any upper age limit.
• Candidates who are in their last year/semester of their undergraduate studies may apply for a law degree, but they must also fulfil the additional eligibility conditions set forth by the college to which they are applying.

Admission:After graduation, one can apply for admission to the LLB legal degree programme. Admission to LLB programmes can be obtained in one of two ways: 1) by entrance tests such as the PU LLB, DU LLB, and MH CET Law, or 2) through qualifying exams. The candidate can select an entrance test based on the college to which they wish to apply; for example, to be admitted to Delhi University, a candidate must pass the DU LLB 2020 entrance exam. Make it a point to review the qualifying requirements before applying for an exam. Merit lists for counselling and seat allocation will be developed based on candidates' test scores.

For further information regarding the course, you may refer the link provided below.

https://www.careers360.com/courses/llb-bachelor-of-legislative-law

For the list of colleges providing this course, you may check out the link provided below.

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

Hi aspirant,

Normal 3 year LLB programs requires a candidate to have minimum of a bachelor's degree, so you can do it once you complete your graduation. However if you want to pursue it after class 12th then you can apply for 5 year integrated BA LLB or BBA LLB programs.

Once you complete the graduation, you can apply entrance examination such as the IPU LLB, DU LLB, MH CET Law etc. Please also note that some colleges also take merit based admission with the scores obtained in graduation by applying an appropriate equivalence criteria.

Hope it helps!