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Kartik Yadav

Beginner-Level 5

As per the Bar Council of India (BCI) rules, LLB is a professional course and cannot be pursued through distance learning and also there are no institutes that offer distance LLB course in West Bengal.

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Nishtha Kumari

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No, LLB distance education is not approved by BCI, which means you cannot practice law after studying LLB from distance education and you cannot also pursue LLM after it.

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Nishtha Patra

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Yes, you can study LLB in distance education from the colleges that are offering this course, but it should be a recognised one. Although, for practicing Law you need a LLB degree from a regular colleges, as Bar Council of India does not accept LLB degree from distance education.

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Sagar Gupta

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Distance learning for LLB at Sarsuna Law College can be valid if it's approved by the Bar Council of India (BCI) and affiliated with a recognized university. However, it may lack practical exposure and networking opportunities, so confirm its recognition with the BCI before enrolling.

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Pragati Singh

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No, as per the Rules of Legal Education 2008 prescribed by the Bar Council of India, a Department or College or Institution conducting correspondence courses through distance education shall not be included. Therefore, the rules categorically disallow colleges to offer LLB courses in distance mode. Hence candidates must make cautious decision before applying for these courses.

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pradeep kumarSr. Section Engr(Design)

Scholar-Level 18

As per BCI, LLB distance is not an valid degree so avoid this. Please do the regular LLB degree.

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Dinesh upadhyayI am a lawyer, aspiring manager , education enthu

Scholar-Level 16

Distance LL.B is not approved by Bar Council of India.UGC also strictly prohibit distance LL.B and LL.M .Although there are some DDE offering distance LL.B ( academic ) like Anamali. You can explore about -Distance Diploma courses in lawNLU MBLPGDCLM.A in law

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YASH SHARMA

Scholar-Level 17

You cannot practice law as per BCI after doing correspondence course. Only part-time 3-year-LLB & regular 5-year-law courses eligible. And just for the record;
IGNOU & DU do-not offer correspondence LL.B. (they do-offer a Diploma in paralegal-practice which is an entirely different thing. )
Correspondence courses have no practical. Lawyers require good communication skills. Good luck.

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Pallavi Sharma

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I will advice you to do LL.B. From regular mode. I would say, Geeta Institute of Law is best option to pursue LL.B. Course. Geeta University aims at providing high-quality education and achieving academic excellence by creating more professionals, technocrats, leaders, entrepreneurs and more. The university focuses on a student-centred outcome-based teaching-learning process. The Internship and Placement cell of GIL works throughout the year and provides structured interface in building relationships and networking with legal professionals from the industry. The Internship and Placement Cell of GIL is committed towards advising our stu
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Vinay kr PandeySimple but significant

Scholar-Level 16

Dear aspirant, Glad to meet you. There is no age limit for admission, and the minimum percentage required is 45% of marks in Graduate from a recognised University or Institution. In some of the colleges admissions to this course are based on the merit list. You are eligible to do LL.B. In any age whether your age is 30, 35, 40, 45, 50, or even more. But you should have qualified 12th board examination with at least 45% (SC/CT candidates need only 40%) marks from any recognised board of education in India. Students who complete their LL.B. Distance education degree programme will have numerous employment options such as law firms, c
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