Law: Courses one can study
One of the most popular academic choice in India – Law, requires aspirants to put in a lot of hard-work and study long hours. Candidates who opt to pursue a legal career need to study a law course. Typically speaking one can pursue law only after securing a UG degree or an integrated degree.
Admission in most autonomous law colleges is offered on the basis of an aspirant’s performance in Common Law Admissions Test (CLAT). Apart from this, other law schools also shortlist candidates for admissions basis their performance in the entrance exam conducted by them.
Apart from CLAT, other popular law entrance exams conducted in India for law admissions are LSAT India, AILET, etc. Candidates interested in making a career in law can pursue different degree courses.
In India, many colleges follow the national law school model, which allow them to study law as a five year integrated course after clearing their senior secondary exam. Some courses one can pursue in law are as mentioned below:
Course |
Subjects |
Bachelor of Law (LLB) |
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BA LLB |
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BSc LLB |
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BBA LLB |
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BCom LLB |
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Master of Laws (LLM) |
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Master of Business Law (MBL) |
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MBL-LLM |
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