Law

Yes, you can appear for CLAT 2018 as the age limit has been quashed by the Supreme Court. As you've completed your graduation, in my opinion, you should apply for Faculty Of law, Delhi University, because it is ranked among the top 5 law schools and it has 3 years LLB course which will save your two years.

Hi Aafreen,
There is so much to do while you are in a law school, like writing a research paper, participating in moot, debates and maybe if you have time to spare, you can also go for online courses. Universities like Oxford and Haward provide a lot of MOOCs nowadays.

Hi Nitish,
Litigation (assuming this to be your 'lawyer's job' is just one among the various options one has as a law student. In order to go for the judiciary, the best option for you will be to get enrolled in a 5-year BA LLB course, and then try for various judiciary exams, conducted at state level.

Hello Rajdeep,
Yes, you can go for NIOS board in class 12th or you may go for admission in distance learning program offered by many colleges such as IGNOU.
All the best.

Dear Mamta,
In order to migrate to Australia, you need to apply for PR and without a minimum of 4 years work experience, you will not qualify. The other choice is to drop the LLB and apply for an MCA of 2-year duration and then become eligible for PR once you graduate. All the best.

Well, yes you can pursue law immediately after class 12th for which you may take CLAT through which you can get admission in NLUs and also you may appear for other entrances private universities take admissions through.

Well, as of now, there is no age limit for pursuing law course in India as the matter is still pending in the supreme court for which hearing shall take place at a later date. So, you can apply for LLB even if you are 50 or 60.

Yes, you can if you have completed your class 12th and graduation with at least 45% marks.
Just passing class 10th won't let you do LLB.
Also, as there is no upper age limit so you may opt for LLB provided you satisfy the eligibility criteria of at least 45% marks in class 12th or graduation as the case may be.

Hi there,
Well if you are pursuing an undergraduate degree at any college then you may opt for a 3-year degree in law for which you need to have at least 45% in your graduation. Also, for 3-year LLB there are entrance exams held. For example, Faculty of Law, Delhi University, etc., and you need to prepare accordingly.
Also, if you want to go for 5-year LLB then you have CLAT as a good option to take or any other pvt. institute you may prefer.