I completed my graduation in 2000 with 45% (without aggregate). Am I eligible for admission to 3-year LLB course? I belong to open category.

<p>Yes, you are likely eligible for the 3-year LLB course. For the open/general category, the minimum requirement is generally 45% in your graduation. You have 45%, which meets this requirement, even though it's without aggregate.&nbsp;</p><p>Explanation:</p><p>General Category Minimum:</p><p>The Bar Council of India (BCI) and most law schools specify a minimum of 45% in your bachelor's degree for general category applicants.&nbsp;</p><p>"Without Aggregate":</p><p>The fact that your percentage is not an aggregate (meaning it might be the lowest percentage you received in a single subject) might be a concern for some institutions, but most law schools consider the overall percentage, even if it wasn't explicitly an aggregate.&nbsp;</p><p>Check Specific Institutions:</p><p>It's always recommended to check with the specific law schools or universities you're interested in as they may have additional requirements or specific interpretations of the eligibility criteria.&nbsp;</p><p>No Age Limit:</p><p>There is no age limit for pursuing the 3-year LLB course in India.&nbsp;</p>

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