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Eshanee Bhattacharya
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To become a lawyer you can go for a 5-year course i.e. BBA. LL.B. This is an undergraduate course or you can pursue a 3-year course i.e. a simple LL.B. degree after graduating. After which you can take up the BAR examination.
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raghav sinha
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The Bar Council Of India has withdrawn the age restriction to take admission in law courses. You can join the course.
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pradeep kumarSr. Section Engr(Design)
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The basic eligibility criteria of most of the universities for LL.B. Programme is graduation with 45% or even 50% of marks (5% relaxation to reserved categories). So your MOM is not eligible.
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Shalaka Singh
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Hi Rakshit,
As far as I know, there is no age limit for LL.B. But you will have to check the eligibility criteria of the college, you want to study in.
As far as I know, there is no age limit for LL.B. But you will have to check the eligibility criteria of the college, you want to study in.
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Lorna Dsouza
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Yes, students passed out from NIOS Board can write any professional body exam.
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Lamya Kaushikhard worker, passionate to do new things,
Guide-Level 12
To be eligible to apply for semester study abroad, a student must:
-Have completed with at least a passing grade all courses in the first year curriculum;
-Be in good academic standing and not subject to an Honor Code proceeding or sanction at the time of application and at the time the student studies abroad.
Eligibility:
Bachelor's degree in law LLB can be pursued in India only after completing an under graduation degree in any field, such as B.Com B.Sc. etc. or choosing to pursue an integrated (H) degree. The minimum age to enrol in an LLB course is 20 years and the maximum age is 30 years.
-Have completed with at least a passing grade all courses in the first year curriculum;
-Be in good academic standing and not subject to an Honor Code proceeding or sanction at the time of application and at the time the student studies abroad.
Eligibility:
Bachelor's degree in law LLB can be pursued in India only after completing an under graduation degree in any field, such as B.Com B.Sc. etc. or choosing to pursue an integrated (H) degree. The minimum age to enrol in an LLB course is 20 years and the maximum age is 30 years.
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iam ssuhana
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Hi Sai, You need to do LLB first because the Eligibility Criteria for LLM is Pass with 50% aggregate marks in LL.B, subject to valid score in entrance exam followed by an interview. CLAT, AILET, LSAT, NEST are the exams through you can take admission. Generally, universities offering LL.M. course conduct an Entrance Test for admission to the program. The application forms for this course are available in the month of April-May every year.
You can consider below-written options for doing LLM: National Law University, Jodhpur, ILS LAW COLLEGE - PUNE, National Law School of India University ,Bangalore, Gujarat National Law University,Scho
You can consider below-written options for doing LLM: National Law University, Jodhpur, ILS LAW COLLEGE - PUNE, National Law School of India University ,Bangalore, Gujarat National Law University,Scho
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vaishnavi shuklaLLM from Symbiosis Law School, Pune
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Hi Shanmukha, if you're already pursuing Engineering then I'd recommend you to go for 3 year LLB. 5 year LLB is also an option but it's longer and ideal for those who have finished their 10+2 but for graduates, there's a 3-year LLB Programme that they can enroll. It's comprehensive, and you will be eligible to practice law on finishing the Course. The weightage is the same on both the courses. However, for NLU's you have to appear for CLAT and on qualifying the exam you can get admission in one of the NLU's. But CLAT is for 5 year LLB and not for 3 year LLB. So choose wisely. Further, you can go through this article of mine as it answe
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