Distance LLB

LLB distance education course is a distance learning law degree where individuals can pursue a Bachelor of Laws (LLB) degree through remote learning methods. However, it is not recognised by BCI, but students who want to have knowledge about the field can think of pursuing it.

As per the Bar Council of India (BCI) rules, LLB is a professional course and cannot be pursued through distance learning and also there are no institutes that offer distance LLB course in West Bengal.

No, LLB distance education is not approved by BCI, which means you cannot practice law after studying LLB from distance education and you cannot also pursue LLM after it.

Yes, you can study LLB in distance education from the colleges that are offering this course, but it should be a recognised one. Although, for practicing Law you need a LLB degree from a regular colleges, as Bar Council of India does not accept LLB degree from distance education.

Distance learning for LLB at Sarsuna Law College can be valid if it's approved by the Bar Council of India (BCI) and affiliated with a recognized university. However, it may lack practical exposure and networking opportunities, so confirm its recognition with the BCI before enrolling.

No, as per the Rules of Legal Education 2008 prescribed by the Bar Council of India, a Department or College or Institution conducting correspondence courses through distance education shall not be included. Therefore, the rules categorically disallow colleges to offer LLB courses in distance mode. Hence candidates must make cautious decision before applying for these courses.

As per BCI, LLB distance is not an valid degree so avoid this. Please do the regular LLB degree.

Distance LL.B is not approved by Bar Council of India.UGC also strictly prohibit distance LL.B and LL.M .Although there are some DDE offering distance LL.B ( academic ) like Anamali. 

You can explore about -

• Distance Diploma courses in law
• NLU MBL
• PGDCL
• M.A in law