Is CLAT required for LLB after completing CA ? Please explain about pursuing Law after 12th and after graduation.
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Student Expert
29th May, 2018
HI Girish.
After 12 th you can take admission directly in a law college and it will be a 5 year integrated course of B.A LLB or BCOM LLB or BBA LLB depending on which course a particular college offers.
And if you have already pursued your Undergraduation from a recognised university/ college, only then you will be eligible for a 3 year LLB course.
And CLAT is not mandatory admission in for either of the 2 courses.
Clat is only an entrance test for admission in the National Law universities which only offer 5 year programmes and masters.
Their are other colleges/ universities which offer law courses like Delhi University, GLC Mumbai, ILS Pune, Christ University, Punjab University, Chandigarh, Jindal Global Law School and many more. These colleges have their own entrances and admission procedures and you do not require to take CLAT for admission in these.
Here is a list of various law colleges in India
LIST OF LAW COLLEGES
After 12 th you can take admission directly in a law college and it will be a 5 year integrated course of B.A LLB or BCOM LLB or BBA LLB depending on which course a particular college offers.
And if you have already pursued your Undergraduation from a recognised university/ college, only then you will be eligible for a 3 year LLB course.
And CLAT is not mandatory admission in for either of the 2 courses.
Clat is only an entrance test for admission in the National Law universities which only offer 5 year programmes and masters.
Their are other colleges/ universities which offer law courses like Delhi University, GLC Mumbai, ILS Pune, Christ University, Punjab University, Chandigarh, Jindal Global Law School and many more. These colleges have their own entrances and admission procedures and you do not require to take CLAT for admission in these.
Here is a list of various law colleges in India
LIST OF LAW COLLEGES
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