LLB

For detailed eligibility rules, you can visit the BCI website. For B.An LL.B you need to be 12th passed as per eligibility rule of BCI ( for regular LL.B) and respective universities ( For regular and distance LL.B). In the case of NLU, age bar and CLAT score also required. But for 3 years LL.B, there is no such upper age limit on the entrance exam and for course in most of the cases. You can also study MBL from NLU, LL.B ( Academic ) from Annamalai University but these law courses are not applicable for practice. The 10+2 of your must be recognized as equivalent to 10+2 by the university to which you wish to get admission. Few colleges for distance LL.B- Annamalai University
- University of Kashmir
- Guru Nanak Dev University
- NLU DED
- Dr. Ambedkar Law University, Bangalore
- Madurai Kamraj University

You can appear for entrance exams like DU LL.B. BHU, AMU, Jamia, Symbiosis SET, Allahabad University, CUSAT, LPU NEST MH -CET, Lucknow University, Kurushetra University. You will find a good government. Law college in every region. You should be clear with your objective of doing LL.B. Judiciary, legal practice or a corporate job? The more clear you are from starting better would be your chances of getting the best from the study of law. The brand value of law colleges is one important aspect of corporate jobs. For judiciary and practice knowledge is more important. Other than the judiciary, there are few governments. Exams like banks where law graduates can excel more. But try to prepare for the competitive exams of the same patter for e. g bank and insurance exams are of the same pattern. Best wishes.