Dear Megha, irrespective of the graduation stream, you can pursue 3year LLB course. The top institutions offering 3year LLB are Faculty of Law DU, Faculty of Law BHU and Jindal Global School. Few Universities take admissions based on their Entrance Examinations. Here are the Entrance Examinations of the Universities along with their official websites. Please check their websites for information on minimum aggregate, eligibility criteria and important dates: 

1. University of Delhi, Faculty of Law, DU LLB Entrance Test: www.du.ac.in

2. BHU-UET: Faculty of Law, Banaras Hindu University: www.bhu.ac.in

3. LSAT India, Jindal Global School: www.pearsonvue.com/lsatindia/

4. Punjab University, Chandigarh: www.puchd.ac.in

5. LAWCET of Andhra Pradesh: www.apsche.org

6. CEE Kerala: www.cee-kerala.org

7.Kurukshetra University: www.kuk.ac.in

8.MD University: www.mdurohtak.ac.in

9. IIT Kharagpur: www.iitkgp.ac.in

Hello Maruthi..

Thanks for contacting Careers360..

You should be perfect in the field,to be that..

You must firstly keep up with all the general happenings around you.

A lawyer is not someone who knows everything about all laws, a lawyer is a person who knows enough about all things under the sun which eventually makes for a well informed and marketable personality.

Secondly you may want to enroll in classes or courses to crack the CLAT exam, SET exam etc. Alternatively you can start doing analytical and legal knowledge tests yourself.

One of the most crucial aspects of training to crack a law exam is to really improve your spoken English as well as the clarity with which you can write. I would actually suggest nothing more than reading as many books on as many topics in your free time.

If planned properly it is not going to be hard for you to become a lawyer soon

it varies from law firms to law firm.

Hello Maruthi..

Can you please be clear with the question..

Hey.

The three courses that you have mentioned are 5 year integrated course of law that combine Law with an undergraduate degree like- BA,  Bcom, Bsc etc. In BA LLB you get an undergraduate degree of BA. In Bcom LLB the undergraduate degree is of Bcom and it's of Bsc in Bsc LLB.

So the subjects that you study along with Law will depend on the undergraduate degree that you choose. It will differ in these 3 courses accordingly. This is the only difference between the three course.

Best of luck

Hi Aayatullah....

Admission Process:

• It is mandatory to appear for SLAT (Symbiosis Law Admission Test) as a precondition for admission to SLS, Pune
• Candidate must complete the SLAT (Symbiosis Law Admission Test) online registration process.
• Candidate must pay Rs. 1750/- as a SLAT Registration Fees.

Candidate must complete the SLS, Pune payment Rs. 1000/- per programme (i.e. BA. LL.B.(Hons.) or / and BBA. LL.B. (Hons.)) while filling the SLAT registration form.

A candidate registered for SLAT and not registered for SLS, Pune by paying above mentioned fees will not be eligible for the next phase of PI-WAT process at SLS, Pune.

 Mode of Payment:

Online Payment: Both SLAT and SLS, Pune Payments can be made using Credit Card / Debit Card /Net Banking / RTGS / NEFT/ Online Banking provided on the SLAT Registration Form.

Demand Draft: Demand Draft of SLS Pune should be in favour of “Symbiosis Test Secretariat" payable at Pune, to be sent along with DD toSymbiosis Test Secretariat, Symbiosis International (Deemed University), Gram: Lavale, Tal: Mulshi, District: Pune – 412115 within the prescribed date along with Demand Draft Challan available at DD payment option at SLAT website.

 ELIGIBILITY:

Qualification:The candidate should have passed XII (10+2) examination from any recognized Board with a minimum of 45% marks (40% for S.C. /S.T. candidates). Students who have appeared for their Standard XII final examination and are awaiting results are also eligible to apply, subject to submission of passing certificate at the time of the final admission.

•  The total intake is 300 seats [inclusive of 180 seats of BB.A. LL.B. (Hons.) and 120 seats of BA. LL.B. (Hons.)].
•  Separate Merit Lists for BB.A. LL.B. (Hons.) and BA. LL.B. (Hons.) programme will be prepared and published.At the time of SLAT registration, it shall be mandatory for the candidates to clearly indicate the programme to which they wish to apply. 

Hope this helps....Thank U

Legal Advisors help people make the right decisions. To apply for the post you will have to be a LLB graduate and then apply for All India Bar Exam.
As a legal advisor, you can be hired by a number of industries and individuals to provide them with sound advice. The quest of becoming a legal advisor will be concluded once you finish your education and obtain a state license.

Good Luck!

This depends on yohr qualifications and academic and work experience if any. 

For work experience above 5+years and having an LLm/CS qualification students can get 10lpa to 35lpa based on which organisation you choose for.

This will also vary in which location are you working and for which sector and according to industry standard you will be paid. 

Hello Princy, 

Well, the Bachelor degree of law is the minimum qualification for the bank.

To become a legal advisor in the bank, after the graduation you are required to pass the Law school Admission Test (LSAT).

And secure minimum  50%of marks in 10+2 board exam.

Hope this will help you. Best of luck.

Hi, 

It vaies from organisation to organisation if you are asking about banks then it is definitely arround 33k for freshers per month