LAW
Introduction to the LLB Course:
The LLB (Bachelor of Laws) course is a foundational degree for those aspiring to become legal professionals. It covers various aspects of law, including criminal, civil, constitutional, and international law, preparing students for a career in the legal field. The course provides theoretical knowledge as well as practical skills required for roles such as a lawyer, judge, or legal advisor. With an LLB degree, graduates have the opportunity to practice law, join legal firms, or work in corporate and government sectors.
Course Duration
The duration of the LLB degree varies based on the type of course you choose. LLB is available in two formats:
➡ 3-Year LLB Course for Graduates
Available for those who have completed their undergraduate degree in any discipline.➡ 5-Year LLB Course for Undergraduates
Includes programs like BA LLB, B.Com LLB, and BBA LLB, designed for students who have completed their 12th grade.
Eligibility criteria for LLB
➡ 3-Year LLB Course Eligibility:
Applicant must have completed graduation in any discipline with a minimum of 45% marks.
No age limit for pursuing the LLB degree.
➡ 5-Year LLB Course (BA LLB and B.Com LLB) Eligibility:
Applicant must be 10+2 pass with a minimum of 50% marks.
Career opportunities post-LLB
➡ Legal Advisor:
Provide legal counsel to businesses, government bodies, and organizations, ensuring compliance with laws and regulations.➡ Corporate Lawyer:
Specialize in corporate law, handling mergers, acquisitions, intellectual property, contracts, and corporate governance.➡ Judicial Services:
After clearing judicial exams, you can work as a judge or magistrate in courts across India.➡ Legal Researcher:
Work in law firms, research organizations, or academic institutions to conduct in-depth legal research.➡ Government Services:
Work in various government departments as legal officers or public prosecutors.➡ Company Secretary (CS):
Manage legal and regulatory aspects of corporate governance and compliance for businesses.
