How to Pursue Your LLB Course- Important Details

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L.L.B stands for Bachelor of Laws which is a job oriented program to be pursued part time, distance, online and full-time. The course comprises various study materials which gives you thorough knowledge of law related to your Nation. Those who are pursuing LLB Course in India have great career prospects because the program has various advantages. It will open your door of success in your career path. You can work along with a reputed advocate as assistance. You can become a legal advisor of a firm. Free practice can also possible but if you work under an expertise for some initial years it will give a boost to your career.

Key Points while Pursuing LLB         

The course minimum eligibility criteria are graduation in any discipline. Students who want to do the course should have minimum 45% marks in graduation for general categories and 40% for reserved categories. However, the criterion for minimum marks is required for graduation may vary from institute to institute. There is no age limit for the program.LLB Admission to the course can be directly depending on the university requirements. Some institutes may ask you to participate in Common Law Entrance Test, AILET, LAWCET and LSAT.

Students who are interested in the program should carefully choose the institute. Make sure the institute you have chosen is reputed and recognized by the government.

The course duration is of 3 years. It comprises 4 semesters. The basic course structure includes seminars, tutorial work, Moot Courts and Practical Training Programs.

Can the Course Pursue after 12^th Commerce or 12^th Science?

Yes, you can pursue the course right after your 12^th in any stream. But these students have to pursue the program of 5 years whereas LLB after graduation will end in 3 years. You have two options to go with. Choose any one of them as per your comfort.

Career After the Course                          

There are multiple career options like legal advisor, independent advocate, public prosecutor, teacher, legal manager and legal service chief. You are free to join the career that seems you well-suitable.