Law

Yes, you can pursue LLB. For LLB, you must be a graduate in BA or B.Com and then you can pursue LLB course. After completing LLB course, you can start working as an assistant with some lawyer or you can start your own practice. The best option would be to start as an assistant under some renowned lawyers.

Dear,
As per Bar Council of India, the minimum percentage is 45% for SC/ST and OBC category students in graduation if they want to pursue LLB programme.
So accordingly, you are not eligible.
You need to upgrade your grades in Master's degree, you can apply for LLB programme.
All the best.

Hello Ankita,
If you are pursuing your graduation, and if you want to join LLB program for three years, then you will have to give an entrance exam because on the basis of your scores in entrance exam you will be allotted with the college options.

Hi Imran,
Yes, DU recognize Monad University's degree. Delhi University recognizes all the universities, which follow UGC guidelines or which are deemed universities. Therefore, you can take admission in DU LLB, as you are eligible for the same.

Hi,
For LLM program, you have to complete 3 years of LLB program after completing BA English honors program. Then, you will become eligible to apply for LLM program.
All the best.

Yes, LLM course is valid.

You can think of pursuing LLM with taxation specialization.

With AILET score, you can get admission in national law university, New Delhi.

Yes, after doing BA LLB, further options are:
You can go for IIM in a particular field of law like criminal, civil, cyber law, etc. You can go for PCES-J exam of state level for becoming a judge. After BA LLB, you can go for MBA in a particular field.

Yes, for BA LLB, the best colleges are:
National law university, New Delhi
Faculty for Law, Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi
NLU,Bhopal
Gandhinagar national law university
NLSIU, Bangalore
Faculty of law, Galgotias University,
MS Ramaiah college of law, Bangalore
Amity law school, Noida
Symbiosis law school, Noida
Lloyd law college, Noida
For government universities, you need to write CLAT, AILET and other law entrance exams but you can opt direct admission in private universities.