Can I take direct admission in 3 years LL.B course?

The admission process for a 3-year LL.B. course may vary depending on the institution and the university offering the course. In general, most institutions require candidates to appear for a Common Law Admission Test (CLAT) or other entrance exams conducted at the state or national level. However, some institutions may also offer direct admission to candidates who meet certain eligibility criteria, such as having a high percentage of marks in their undergraduate degree or having relevant work experience in the field of law. It is recommended that you check the admission policies and procedures of the institution and the university offering the 3-year LL.B. course you are interested in. You can also contact them directly to inquire about their specific admission requirements and any possibility for direct admission. This will ensure that you have accurate and up-to-date information and can make an informed decision about the admission process for the course.

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A relevant graduate degree is required apart from qualification in the entrance test conducted by the college. The student is supposed to score 33% of the maximum marks.

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Yes, you can take admission for 3-year LLB course if you have completed your graduation or any Bachelor's degree from a recognised university and if you have to start afresh course then the minimum criteria is that you need to pass 10+2.

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