LL.B(Legum Baccalaureus Or Bachelor of Legislative Law)

LLB is an abbreviation for Legum Baccalaureus, or Bachelor of Legislative Law, a foundational undergraduate law degree. The program prepares students for legal professions like lawyering, with courses covering areas such as criminal, corporate, and contract law.

Program Details
Purpose:
The LLB degree provides a comprehensive understanding of the legal system and equips students with the skills to resolve legal issues.
Duration:
It is offered as a 3-year or 5-year course, depending on whether it is pursued after graduation or an integrated program after 10+2.
Curriculum:
The course includes a variety of legal subjects, such as civil law, corporate law, criminal law, and contract law.

Eligibility:
Candidates are required to have a minimum of 45-50% marks in their qualifying examination (10+2 or graduation).

No Upper Age Limit:
The Bar Council of India has removed the upper age limit for pursuing an LLB, allowing for participation at any convenient age.

Career Prospects
Legal Professions: An LLB is the first step toward becoming a lawyer, solicitor, or other legal professional.
Civil Services: The degree also opens doors to careers in civil services.
Legal Journalism: Students can also pursue opportunities in legal journalism.
Key Considerations
Bar Council Recognition:
LLB programs are offered by colleges and universities recognized by the Bar Council of India (BCI).
Practice of Law:
To practice law in India, graduates must qualify for the All India Bar Examination (AIBE).

Course Fee: 70000/- INR. Per Year.
Course Duration: 3 Years.
Eligibility: Graduation with 45% marks or equivalent grades.