Can I take admission for LLB (3rd year) in BHU?

No, you cannot take admission for LLB (3rd year) in BHU if you are already a BA LLB student (3rd year). BHU offers only 5-year integrated LLB (Hons.) course and does not offer lateral entry to 3rd year. The minimum percentage required in graduation for admission to BHU - LL.B. (Hons.) is 50% for General Category students and 45% for SC/ST/PWD students. Here are the eligibility criteria for admission to BHU - LL.B. (Hons.): * The candidate must have passed 10+2 with a minimum of 45% marks in aggregate for General Category students and 40% marks for SC/ST/PWD students. * The candidate must have studied English as a compulsory subject in 10+2. * The candidate must have appeared for and cleared the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) for UG. The application process for BHU - LL.B. (Hons.) is conducted online. The application form can be filled up on the official website of BHU. The last date to apply for admission is usually in the month of May. The selection of candidates for admission to BHU - LL.B. (Hons.) is based on their performance in NEET. The candidates are shortlisted on the basis of their NEET score and their performance in the interview. If you are interested in pursuing a career in law, I recommend that you complete your B.Com degree and then apply for the 3-year LLB course at BHU. This will give you a strong foundation in both business and law.

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Well, being a student of integrated law course would act as a hindrance taking admission into any course that requires an undergraduate degree. So, while you are pursuing your BA LLB even in your 3rd year, you are not considered a graduate anyways. The degree shall be valid only once after your 5 years. So for purpose of your admission in 3-year LLB course at BHU, I fear you can't apply. You might have applied if you had an undergraduate degree as well beside your present course. But, you are not eligible for such application. Also, the present course is a good course and would, in turn, fetch you 2 degrees, so I would advise you not to leave the course and carry on with the present degree, which shall fetch you both A Bachelor's degree in arts degree as well as a Bachelor's degree in law and also a year will be saved in the process of having an integrated course. But, as far as your question is concerned, it's a no.

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<p>Well being a student of integrated law course would act as a hindrance taking admission into any course that requires an undergraduate degree So, while you are pursuing your BA LLB even in your 3rd year, you are not considered a graduate anyways. The degree shall be valid only once after your 5 years. So for purpose of your admission in 3-year LLB course at BHU, I fear you can't apply. You might have applied if you had an undergraduate degree as well beside your present course but you can not and are not eligible for such application. Also, the present course is a good course and would, in turn, fetch you 2 degrees so I would advice you not to leave the course and carry on with the present degree which shall fetch you both A Bachelor's in arts degree as well as a Bachelor's in law and also a year will be saved in the process of having an integrated course. But as far as your question is concerned, it's a no.</p>

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