Students, who want to get admission in law, have to give the CLAT 2019 (Common Law Admission Test). CLAT gets organized for giving admission to the National Law Universities (NLUs) and a variety of other institutions. Through this test, students are admitted in Integrated L.L.B and L.L.M courses.

Students can opt for law courses with any stream (Science stream/ Commerce stream / Arts stream) in 12th.

BCI offers “Certificate of Practice” to candidates once they complete LL.B. For practicing in the profession of law and get a certificate, it is compulsory for applicants to qualify the All India Bar Examination (AIBE 2019).

Students who want to take up law courses from foreign Universities/institutions can apply for LSAT 2019. The admission in the Jindal Law Global School is done through the LSAT (Law School Admission Test) that is conducted by the Law School Admission Council, USA.

There are many private and autonomous universities that conduct their own admission test. Here are some popular law entrance exams to take up law courses after 12th and higher studies:

• AILET 2019
• AP LAWCET 2019
• TS LAWCET 2019
• DU LLB 2019
• MH CET Law 2019
• IPU CET Law 2019
• Allahabad University (LAT) 2019

Hi, You can apply for law after 12th. You can apply for 5 year integrated law program that is BALLB/BBALLB/Bcom LLB etc. To get admission in these courses there are various law entrances you can appear for like CLAT, BLAT, AILET, IPU CET, LSAT India etc.

Once you clear the exams you can get admission in top law colleges of India. Fees and course structure varies in all law institutes.

After you complete your 5 year law course, you can appear for AIBE entrance exam and there after you will get a liscene to practice in court and so on.

Thereafter if you wish to, can pursue LLM to get specialize in  your area of interest liek criminal law, corporate law etc.

The forms for various law exams start in December end or Jan first week.

Now that you are in 11th, you have a year to start preparing for basics, like work on your vocabulary, regular news reading and current affairs update etc.

Good Luck.