LLB or Bachelor of Legislative Law is an undergraduate law degree which is a prerequisite for anyone who wants to enter the field of judiciary and law. The course is of 3 years, which helps to develop skills like problem-solving, communication, and judgment.
The following are the eligibility criteria that are needed to be fulfilled by the aspirants. If you want to pursue law after Class XII, then you need to go for a course like BA LLB, BSc LLB, etc. For that, you should have scored at least 45% in Class XII and qualify the entrance test required for admission in LLB courses. However, for pursuing a simple LLB course, you need to have completed your graduation from a recognized college. If you are already a graduate (any stream and any course), then you simply can pursue LLB for 3 years through qualifying the required entrance exams. There is no age limit to pursue LLB courses in India.
LLB Admission usually takes place through entrance exams. But in rare cases, some universities offer admission on the basis of merit as well.
