I have completed D B.Sc. Information technology; can I do Masters in law?

Yes, you can pursue a Master's in Law LL. M. degree even if you have completed a Bachelor's degree in a non-law field like D B.Sc. Information Technology. However, you may have to fulfill some additional requirements to be eligible for admission to an LL. M. programme. Most universities offering LL. M. programs require candidates to have a Bachelor's degree in Law LL.B. Or an equivalent degree. However, some universities also offer LL. M. programs for candidates who have completed a Bachelor's degree in a non-law field. To be eligible for admission to an LL. M. programme, you may have to fulfill certain requirements such as: Completing a qualifying exam: Some universities may require you to take an entrance exam to assess your legal knowledge and skills. Completing a pre-LLM programme: Some universities offer pre-LLM programs that are designed to provide students with foundational legal knowledge and skills. Completing a pre-LLM programme can help you meet the eligibility criteria for admission to an LL. M. programme. Work experience: Some universities may consider work experience in a relevant field as a factor for admission to an LL. M. programme. It is recommended that you check the specific admission requirements for LL. M. programs offered by universities that you are interested in applying to. This can help you understand the eligibility criteria and admission process in more detail.

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You have to qualify last exam it's entrance exam for law.

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