Distance/Correspondence LLB
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rahul r
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LLB Eligibility Criteria
The minimum eligibility criteria for LLB course is listed below: Successful completion of graduation in any discipline. Minimum 45% marks in graduation are required for general category students and 40% for reserved category students. There is also a criterion for minimum marks required in graduation which may vary from institute to institute. There is no age limit for taking admission in this course.
The minimum eligibility criteria for LLB course is listed below: Successful completion of graduation in any discipline. Minimum 45% marks in graduation are required for general category students and 40% for reserved category students. There is also a criterion for minimum marks required in graduation which may vary from institute to institute. There is no age limit for taking admission in this course.
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Aashu Gupta
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As per the rules of Bar Council of India (BCI), one cannot pursue a LLB course through distance/correspondence/online modes. Only a full time LLB is recognized to be eligible to practice law in India.
There are colleges, which promises to allow students to complete their LLB course through distance mode. However, such courses or arrangements are completely illegal and one should not fall for such traps.
Moreover, regarding certain colleges offering innovative degrees in law (which are not eligible for practice in law) may not be recognized by UGC.
There are colleges, which promises to allow students to complete their LLB course through distance mode. However, such courses or arrangements are completely illegal and one should not fall for such traps.
Moreover, regarding certain colleges offering innovative degrees in law (which are not eligible for practice in law) may not be recognized by UGC.
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