What is the process of admission in LLB?

<p>The admission process for an LLB (Bachelor of Laws) degree generally involves a combination of entrance exams, merit-based selection, and sometimes direct admission based on interviews or academic records. Candidates typically need to register for relevant entrance exams, prepare for them, apply to law schools, and potentially participate in counseling or interviews.&nbsp;</p><p>Eligibility Criteria:</p><p>For 3-year LLB: A bachelor's degree in any discipline from a recognised university is usually required.&nbsp;</p><p>For 5-year integrated LLB (like BA LLB): Completion of 10+2 (high school) from a recognised board is needed.&nbsp;</p><p>Minimum %: Generally, a minimum aggregate percentage (e.g., 45% for general category, 40% for reserved) is required in the qualifying degree.&nbsp;</p>

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