LLB

Yes, you can pursue law course after your secondary school in any stream. All you need to do is apply for entrance exams like CLAT, LSAT and exams of different colleges. CLAT is an exam which qualifies for National Law Universities whereas LSAT for private Universities. Other than these we have several premier Universities like IILM University- Gurugram, which have their own entrance exams. BA- LLB and BBA - LLB are integrated programs of five years duration. The course is not only restricted to the classroom studies, but it also includes mock court training, case studies, workshops, seminars etc. BA- LLB, integrate course in Arts and Law offers bright career opportunities for the aspirants nowadays. After successfully completing this program, one may choose a career as a Lawyer, working in corporate, public offices, professors, judges, diplomats, human rights activists, researchers, business professionals etc. There are multiple universities in India from where you can do 5 yr LL.B, like IILM University offer BBA- LLB & BA- LLB with Experiential Learning along with Inter-Disciplinary Curriculum, For more details you can check their website https://iilm.edu.in/law-admissions

Candidates looking for admission to a 3-year LL.B. course needs to apply for DU LL.B. entrance test, which is an online objective question type-examination to be conducted from June 2 to 9th. To appear in the entrance test of DU LL.B. 2020, successfully registered candidates will be issued the DU LL.B. admit card from May 15 onward. The university gives admissions on the basis of scores and merit obtained by the candidates in DU LL.B. Entrance test. NTA will declare the result of DU LL.B. on June 25th, following which the counselling and seat allotment process will be conducted. DU LL.B. 2020 registration has got delayed due to Covid-19 and the last date of online registration has been extended till 30th April 2020.