LLB Admission 2021-22 & Top Colleges

• It is a 3 years bachelor’s degree program in law, divided into six semesters.
• If you want to become a legal professional or want to enter into the law field then LLB is the right course choice for you. 
• This course includes various subjects like legal methods, code of civil procedure, litigation advocacy, political science, Legal Methods, Human Rights & International Law, Legal Writing, Criminology, Banking Law, Law of Taxation, Intellectual Property Law, Law of Evidence and contracts. 
• It provides you advanced knowledge of legal and ethical principles with an explanation of how those principles are applied in legal practices. 
• During this course, you will also get to know the concepts, principles, policies, and values of the law in the country and other jurisdictions.
• It will also help you, building your analytical skills, communication skills, and presentation skills. 
• You can pursue this course after completing your graduation.
• On the completion of this course, you can find employment in both government and private sectors. Your specialized areas of employment will be court & judiciary, Law firms, MNCs, banks (Legal Department), etc. 

How to get admission into this course

• There are various law schools, which offer admission on the basis of your performance in the Common Law Admission Test (CLAT).
• Some institutes also conduct their own entrance to offer admission into this course such as AILET, LAWCET, MH CET Law, etc. 
• Some institute also offers direct admission in this course on the basis of your performance in previous year’s examination. 

Career prospects

• On the completion of this course, you can obtain the “Practice in law” certificate through the “All India Bar Examination” regulated and supervised by the Bar Council of India.
• After becoming a lawyer, you can seek job opportunities in both private and public sectors or can become an advocate. 
• You can also apply in Consulting Firms Indian and Foreign Law Firms, Legal Cells of Private and Public Sector Companies, Legal departments of Foreign Companies, Global Audit and Compliance Firms, Multi-National Companies, etc.