Distance/Correspondence LLB

Dear aspirant, Glad to meet you. There is no age limit for admission, and the minimum percentage required is 45% of marks in Graduate from a recognised University or Institution. In some of the colleges admissions to this course are based on the merit list. You are eligible to do LL.B. In any age wh

According to the website of Bengal law College there is no provision for distance learning course for LL.B. You can contact their branch for more information on this.

Because Bar Council of India (Which regulates lawyers profession)does not recognize any distance education degree for LL.B. Therefore, even if you managed to obtain one, you will not be able to practice in court with that degree. In simple words, you can't become lawyer doing LL.B. through distance

No, it's not all government colleges. You can learn from other private colleges and get an internship at your best.

There is no such law college in India which provide LL.B. Course in distance mode. LL.B. Is a full time course as per BCI norm. But generally traditional 3 year LL.B. Course from few government. And private law colleges are very slow and easy going that can be done with less regular class visit. You

As per the rules of Bar Council of India (BCI), one cannot pursue a LL.B. Course through distance/ correspondence/ online modes. Only a person who has done a full time LL.B. is recognised to be eligible to practice law in India.

i. Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University
MDU - Maharshi Dayanand University
University of Petroleum and Energy Studies
Campus Law Centre, Delhi University (CLC DU)

Hi,
LLB Eligibility. Aspiring candidates should have scored a minimum pass percentage either at the class 12th level or graduation level. The percentages are 45% marks for General category, 42% for OBC and 40% for SC/ST categories.

NBU offers the following UG and PG programs through distance mode, as BA, B.Com, MA and M.Sc (Mathematics). Hence, LLB through distance is not available here.