Which law course should I do 5 year or 3 year LLB?

Depends on what is your current qualification, if you are just passing from 10+2, go for 5 year law programme. If you have passed graduation, it makes sense to go in for 3 year law programme. There are two more important questions here, 1. How do I decide on going in for LAW? Law is a highly demanding programme, do check your interests, aptitude, hobbies, attitude, bent of mind and ASPIRATIONS before taking a plunge. 2. From where to pursue law programme? You can go in for the institutions of high repute like NLUs, NALSAR, Jindal Global University, PU and LPU. Hope this helps DVD.

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Well if you have completed your 12th, than you should go for 5 year programme but in case you have already passed your graduation than you should go ahead with 3 year law programme I. e. LL.B. So it is totally based on your last qualification. LPU offers more than 250 programmes where Law is one among them. The School of Law is governed and regulated by the Bar Council of India (BCI) and its curriculum is also provided by BCI and in order to make students top-to-date and the latest trends in the field of law, the School of Law takes initiatives to modify the curriculum as and when need arises. Students have undergone internships at various High Courts, law firms, law chambers, commissions, corporate houses and NGOs. The Alumni's are working as Judicial officers, Legal practitioners and Corporate advisors and Civil servants. In addition to this, MOOT court sessions are also provided to experience the scenario of courts. Some of the companies which have made or shown interest in recruitment from our campus are: MAP Legal Corporation, Manupatra & Co, Integrity Associates, LEGASIS, Thomson Reuters have recruited the students and many more at the annual package of Rs. 300000 per annum and above.

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Hello! If you have completed your 12th grades then you should definitely go with 5 year integrated programme. Depending upon your subjects in class 12th and your interest you can select any of the integrated 5 year programme such as BA/BBA/B.Com LL.B. If you have done your graduation, you can go with 3 year programme LL.B. Now the major point to be kept in mind is choosing LL.B. Course from a right university so that you are properly aligned with your goal since your enrolment and duration of course. My brother has done this course from LPU and is currently doing his internship under a well reputed lawyer in Supreme Court. LPU offers more than 250 programmes where Law is one among them. The School of Law is governed and regulated by the Bar Council of India (BCI) and its curriculum is also provided by BCI and in order to make students top-to-date and the latest trends in the field of law, the School of Law takes initiatives to modify the curriculum as and when need arises. Students have undergone internships at various High Courts, law firms, law chambers, commissions, corporate houses and NGOs. The Alumni's are working as Judicial officers, Legal practitioners and Corporate advisors and Civil servants. In addition to this, MOOT court sessions are also provided to experience the scenario of courts. If you have interest for such judiciary exams, LPU embeds the essential courses in your curriculum at no extra charge and makes the course flexible for you. So, you should definitely go with Law programs at LPU. I hope this helps. All the Best!

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Hi Venkatesh, Both have separate eligibility criteria. 3 years Law programme could be pursued only after graduation. Whereas, 5 years Law programme is an Integrated programme which could be done after just 12th class. So, It depends on what is your current qualification. There are certain parameters on what basis you can opt an Institution for your Law Education: 1. How do I decide on going in for LAW? Law is a highly demanding programme, do check your interests, aptitude, hobbies, attitude, bent of mind and ASPIRATIONS before taking a plunge. 2. From where to pursue law programme? You can go in for the institutions of high repute like NLUs, NALSAR, Jindal Global University, PU and LPU. All the best for your future.

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Depends on what is your current qualification, if you are just passing from 10+2, go for 5 year law programme. If you have passed graduation, it makes sense to go in for 3 year law programme.

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Depends on what is your current qualification, if you are just passing from 10+2, go for 5 year law programme. If you have passed graduation, it makes sense to go in for 3 year law programme.

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Dear student, Minimum qualification required is 12th for 5 years, and graduation is required for 3 years. You can save 1 year in 5 years integrated programme. IILM University, Gurgoan is offering 5 years integrated BCI approved B.A. LL.B. Programme which has especially developed to provide students with fundamental knowledge and skills necessary to pursue any other areas of specialisation. This course provides the foundation skills required for further study, research and practical application. The course gives a comprehensive understanding of the varied legal theoretical frameworks. The syllabus has been created while keeping in mind the fast-changing nature of the society and the future of workplace and the required competencies in the students to understand and respond to the same, efficiently and effectively. The law curriculum inculcates skills like listening, reading, observing, understanding, researching, interpreting, reviewing and most importantly communicating skills across multiple contexts among students. It encourages leadership capacities of students through a sound understanding of philosophies and jurisprudence, various aspects of socio-psychology, demands of trade, economics, humanity and human development and their interdisciplinary relations. This programme is a professional course which also entitles students to register for enrollment as a legal practitioner with the Bar Council of their respective State. For a graduate of B.A. LL.B. (Honours), a plethora of avenues to work and explore growth and compatibilities in a working environment-both lucrative and exciting-are open. One can become a practitioner of law in multidisciplinary fields, do policy advocacy as part of the civil society, work in international treaty-making through various INGOs and multilateral organizations, work in the field of human rights, work in the judiciary, in the Courts both as public prosecutors or as advocates, as in-house counsels-opportunities are boundless. For more details please visit our website-<a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="www.iilm.edu.in" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>www.iilm.edu.in</a>.

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If you are certain that you want to make a career in law, then the 5-year LL.B. Programme is the best option for you. This course will not only save one year of education as compared to 3-year LL.B. Programmes but will also offer the same educational merit. As LPU alumni, I can say LPU offers both these courses. The School of Law is governed and regulated by the Bar Council of India (BCI) and its curriculum is also provided by BCI and in order to make students top-to-date and the latest trends in the field of law, the School of Law takes initiatives to modify the curriculum as and when need arises. Students have undergone internships at various High Courts, law firms, law chambers, commissions, corporate houses and NGOs. The Alumni's are working as Judicial officers, Legal practitioners and Corporate advisors and Civil servants. In addition to this, MOOT court sessions are also provided to experience the scenario of courts.

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