How to apply LLB...? I am complete my post graduation in year 2002-2003, in govt college ludhiana

Hi,

LLB or Bachelor of Laws or Bachelor of Legislative Laws. LLB is a 3 to 5-year undergraduatlaw degree programme. There are more than 1260 institutes offering this course. LLB course helps the  students to develop a logical, analytical, and critical understanding of legal affairs.

To apply for LLB (Bachelor of Legislative Law), you must meet the eligibility criteria that includes compleion of graduation or 10+2 with a minimum percentage.

To get enroll into LLB college, one must prepare for entrance exams for LLB course.

Many colleges require entrance exams like CLAT, AILET, or state-level tests. You can prepare by studying the syllabus, taking mock tests, and getting guidance from coaching centers.

To know more about the LLB course , you can visit the link provided below

https://www.careers360.com/courses/llb-bachelor-of-legislative-law

Hope this information will help you

Hello,

In general, to seek admission in an LLB course , one must do the following:

• Eligibility: First, one should ensure eligibility for the program. For a 3-year LLB program, the candidates should have completed their bachelor's degree in any discipline with minimum marks of 45-50% depending upon the university. However, some universities also offer 5-year integrated LLB course for students after completion of 12th standard.
• Application Process:

1. Official website of the concerned law school or university, you wish to join should be visited.
2. Application form duly filled with all required details and documents
3. Most universities conduct entrance exams like CLAT, LSAT, or university-specific exams, so check whether you need to appear for one

• Admission: If your results from the entrance exam or your academic qualifications (in some cases) work for you, you would be offered admission.
• Documents: Collect your graduation certificate, marksheets, ID proof, and passport-sized photographs, for the purpose.

Since you had done your post-graduation in the years 2002-2003, it might be pertinent to check for specific age relaxations or career progression options offered by universities for students coming in for LLB after a postgraduate education.