Bachelor of Laws (LL.B., three-year)
Law · 3 years, full-time, entered after a bachelor's degree. Independently researched course information — no rankings, no sponsored placements.
What this course is, and who it is for.
Overview
VerifiedThe three-year law degree entered after graduation, approved by the Bar Council of India as a route to enrolment as an advocate.
- Level
- Undergraduate
- Stream
- Law
- Discipline
- Law
- Duration
- 3 years, full-time, entered after a bachelor's degree
- Mode
- On-campus
- Entry stage
- After Graduation
- Typical outcome
- Prepares graduates for legal practice and law-related roles, subject to Bar Council enrolment requirements.
Eligibility, subjects, skills and pathways.
Who should choose this course
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Eligibility
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Duration
Verified3 years, full-time, entered after a bachelor's degree
As prescribed by Bar Council of India (BCI).
Subjects
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Skills developed
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Career opportunities
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Higher education options
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Typical salary range
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What you need before you apply.
Entry requirements
- A bachelor's degree in any discipline from a recognised university.
- Admission through a recognised law entrance process.
Set by Bar Council of India (BCI). Minimum marks and relaxations differ by category, state and institution.
Qualifying exams
- University or state entrance test
Admission is decided by the institution's or state's own entrance process.
Where this information comes from.
Official source
Duration, approval of the three-year law course and enrolment as an advocate are prescribed by the Bar Council of India under the Rules of Legal Education published at barcouncilofindia.org.
Important notes
- Course structures, eligibility and selection processes are revised by institutions and regulators each academic year.
- Always confirm current details with the official regulator or the institution before deciding.