Most of the LLB entrance exams are conducting between the months of April and June. Application process begins between December and March.

Syllabus varies from exam to exam. CLAT has different syllabus, MH CET has different and so on.
The common subjects that fall under every exam are:

• English
• General Knowledge and Current Affairs
• Reasoning
• Basic mathematics and Data interpretation

you can visit Law entrance exams to get more information about law entrance exams.

Wish you luck!!

For LLB you need to qualify CLAT or AILET or SLAT or CUET or LSAT exam which annually conduct May or June . These are some important exams to being  qualify for LLB program. The General syllabus to qualify these exams is : E nglish, General Knowledge / Current Affairs, Legal Aptitude/ Reasoning, logical reasoning, and mathematics. To get more information like exam pattern, know more about conducting authority and number of college participated, You can check here

Hello,

The timing and syllabus for LLB qualifying exams depend on the specific entrance test, but major exams like CLAT are held annually in December, while others like MH CET Law and AP LAWCET are held around April, May, or June. The syllabus generally includes English, general knowledge, logical reasoning, legal awareness, etc.

I hope it will clear your query!!

The journey into law starts with clarity! LLB entrance exams (like CLAT, AILET, or MH CET Law) typically happen between December and May/June. The syllabus generally covers Legal Reasoning, GK/Current Affairs, English, and Logical Reasoning. Focus on these core areas. See all the exam options and their timelines here: https://law.careers360.com/articles/law-entrance-exams

Hello dear aspirant,

If you are preparing for the LLB entrance exam, it's important to know the exam pattern and syllabus.

1. Exam dates: These are usually announced by the respective exam authority.

2. Syllabus: The syllabus generally includes:

- English Language : comprehension, grammar vocabulary

- Current Affairs & General Knowledge

- Legal Aptitude & Logical Reasoning

- Quantitative Techniques/ Mathematics (if applicable)

For a detailed subject-wise syllabus and preparation guidance, you can check the Careers360 syllabus page here :

https://engineering.careers360.com/download/ebooks/kcet-syllabus