LLB

Of course, you do. While studying different law fields like Corporate Law, Family Law, Criminal Law, Constitutional Law, etc., you develop critical thinking and analysis skills that help you identify the arguments, analyze legal issues. You also develop research skills, communication skills, and problem-solving skills.

No, the standard LLB degree cannot be completed in 2 years. You'll have to complete the 3-year programme to get the degree. LLB is a standalone Law degree for bachelor's, and if you find a college providing a 2-year LLB degree, you must check the college's accreditation. 

The LLB full form is Bachelor of Legislative Law in India, but it originally abbreviates to Legum Baccalaureus in Latin, which stands for Bachelor of Laws. This means the origin of the name "Bachelor of Laws" is from the Latin language, where the term "Legum" is the plural of "Lex" (law), and "Baccalaureus" means bachelor. 

No doubt, a Distance LLB will provide you with the flexibility and convenience, along with cost-effectiveness. It will also limit your practical training, chances of getting hired, and campus life experience. It is important to know that the Employer prefers candidates with a regular LLB degree, especially in fields like Law.

The Bar Council of India may also recognize your distance degree for direct course practice. So, it is important to check the Accreditation of the programme and the college. 

You can, but most top LLB colleges like NLUs, Symbiosis Law School, ILS Law College, ICFAI Law School, Lloyd Law College, etc., either accept national-level exam scores or conduct their university-level exams. If you really want to skip the entrance exam part and get admission to an LLB course, here are some colleges you can consider:

• Saveetha Institute of Medical and Technical Sciences
• Lucknow University
• Manipal University, Jaipur
• Amity University
• Indore Institute of Law
• IMS Law College
• Jaipur National University

Yes, the syllabus for 3-year LLBs differs from the 5-year LLBs, and the reason is that the 3-year LLB aspirants are graduates with a bachelor's degree; the syllabus for 3-year LLB entrance is slightly difficult.

You'll find topics related to legal aptitude, legal knowledge, and understanding of the Indian legal system in the 3-year entrance exam. Meanwhile, the 5-year LLB entrance syllabus is based on general knowledge/aptitude and legal aptitude. 

More than 1,150 Law colleges in India offer 3-year LLB programs in a full-time mode. Their course fee structure can differ depending on the college entity type, college rating, placement records, infrastructure, etc. However, the government colleges' course fee ranges from INR 1,000 to INR 8.8 Lakh, and the private colleges' course fee ranges from INR 4,000 to INR 18.75 Lakh. More on LLB Course Fees