Which is better LLB or integrated law course?
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Student Expert
9th Aug, 2019
Hello aspirant,
LL.B. Or Integrated Law Course (B.A.LL.B, BB.A.LL.B., B.Com.LL.B., B.Sc.LL.B., B.S.W.LL.B.)
Both LL.B. and integrated law degree are the qualifying degrees for practice of legal profession in India.Both the courses are good in their places.
The basic difference in both the degree is that LL.B. can be pursued after the completion of graduation in any stream while integrated course in law is done after passing the senior secondary examination from the recognized Board of Education in India like CBSE, CISCE, etc.
LL.B. has the duration of 3-years while integrated law course is of 5 years duration. The course curriculum of LL.B. is purely based on law subjects while in integrated law course, the initial 2 years of study deals with the basic subjects of that course (like In B.A.LL.B., the first two years comprises the study of arts subjects) and in the last three years legal subjects dominates the curriculum.
All the best.
LL.B. Or Integrated Law Course (B.A.LL.B, BB.A.LL.B., B.Com.LL.B., B.Sc.LL.B., B.S.W.LL.B.)
Both LL.B. and integrated law degree are the qualifying degrees for practice of legal profession in India.Both the courses are good in their places.
The basic difference in both the degree is that LL.B. can be pursued after the completion of graduation in any stream while integrated course in law is done after passing the senior secondary examination from the recognized Board of Education in India like CBSE, CISCE, etc.
LL.B. has the duration of 3-years while integrated law course is of 5 years duration. The course curriculum of LL.B. is purely based on law subjects while in integrated law course, the initial 2 years of study deals with the basic subjects of that course (like In B.A.LL.B., the first two years comprises the study of arts subjects) and in the last three years legal subjects dominates the curriculum.
All the best.
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