About Law

A Bachelor of Law (LLB) is an undergraduate degree that serves as the foundational step for individuals aspiring to enter the legal profession. The program typically spans three to five years, depending on the country and the institution, and covers a broad range of legal subjects, including constitutional law, criminal law, contract law, property law, and legal ethics.

Degrees available in Law

Degree	Duration	Eligibility
BA (Hons.) LLB	5 Years	12+2 Any Stream
B.com.(Hons.) LLB	5 Years	12+2 Any Stream
BBA (Hons.) LLB	5 Years	12+2 Any Stream
BLS (Hons.) LLB	5 Years	12+2 Any Stream
BTech LLB	6 Years	12+2 Any Science(Mathematics)

Eligibility Criteria for Law

To apply for Bachelor of Law, the applicants must meet the following eligibility requirements:

1. Candidates must pass their 10+2 or equivalent with any subjects, with a minimum of 50 percent marks from a recognized institution.
2. For ultimate selection, most colleges and universities use Entrance Exams and Personal Interviews.
3. The entrance test application forms are usually published in December/January.

Entrance Exams

There are some entrance exams

1. CLAT - www.clat.ac.in
2. AILET - www.nludelhi.ac.in
3. LSAT - www.pearsonvueindia.com
4. SET - www.set-test.org
5. MH-CET - www.mahacet.org
6. CUET - www.christuniversity.in
7. MSU - www.msubaraoda.ac.in
8. UL-SAT - www.upes.ac.in
9. CET-IP - www.ipu.ac.in

Specialisations in Law

1. Constitutional Law

2. Human Rights and Humanitarian Law

3. Criminal Law

4. Environmental Law

5. Business Law

6. Corporate and Commercial Law

7. International Law

8. Jurisprudence

9. Administrative Law

10. Labour Law

11. Cyber Law & Security

Careers After Bachelor of Law.