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After completing your graduation, you either have a good 3-year LLB programme to pursue or could go for a 5-year integrated law programme if you haven't graduated yet, which is possible only after graduation. The general guidelines regarding admission into a law college in India are as follows: 1. Eligibility for 3-Year LLB Program Educational Qualification: Graduation in any discipline from a recognised university. Minimum Marks: Generally, you require at least 45-50% marks secured at a graduation degree level (the cutoff is relaxed for reserved candidates). Age Limit: Most universities prescribe an age limit (usually 30 years for general candidates), but this may differ from one university to another.  2. Entrance Test to Join 3-Year LLB Course Universities admit students for a 3-year LLB course through entrance exams, but there are a few colleges that do direct admissions: LSAT India: Common entrance for law colleges. DU LLB Entrance Exam: Delhi University, Law Faculty, MH CET Law: For law colleges of Maharashtra, Other University-Specific Exams: Symbiosis Law School, Banaras Hindu University (BHU), and many others hold their own entrance exams.  3. Application Process Research Colleges: Identify the 3-year LLB law colleges and check for eligibility and entrance exam details, as well as deadlines. Register for Entrance Exams: Fill out the application for the entrance exams you will be appearing for: LSAT, DU LLB, MH CET, etc. Preparation for the Examination: Preparation in areas like General Knowledge, English, Legal Reasoning, and Logical Ability. Appear for the Exam: Get into the examination hall, sit tight, and take the entrance exam. Counselling with Admission: If you have passed the entrance exam, you should be called for counselling and then asked to choose your preferred college. 4. Admission to the 5-Year Integrated LLB For those students who want to pursue a 5-year integrated LLB programme like the BA LLB, BBA LLB, etc., he/she may apply for admission immediately after passing his/her 12th grade examination. However since this student has already completed graduation, he/she does not qualify for that option unless he/she is willing to have a second degree. 5. Required Documents for Admission Graduation degree certificate Mark sheets of 10th, 12th, and graduation Proof of age (birth certificate or any valid ID) Caste certificate (if applicable) Entrance exam scorecard 

The Kirit P Mehta School of Law BA LLB programme aims at developing the student by integrating legal education with humanities so that the student is comprehensively well-versed in law and its wider social impact. The Moot Courts, Internships and courses such as Legal Writing and Professional Ethics ensure complete equipping for meeting practical challenges facing the legal profession. The inclusion of subjects, such as Political Science and Economics, enhances critical thinking. Training in the study of foreign languages provides an international edge. Graduates acquire expertise relevant to a diverse set of career opportunities within the law.

To prepare online for the AIBE, follow these stepsFamiliarize with the Exam Pattern: Understand the structure, including the number of questions and subjects covered. Online Mock Tests A list of test series in the textbook that lets you simulate real examination conditions, and evaluate your knowledge of yours, and time management before AIBE.Study Resources: Use quality study materials and past year question papers available on other educational websites. Create a study schedule: Plan your study routine, focusing on key subjects and regular revisions. Keep yourself updated with the legal news about recent amendments and landmark cases connected to the exam.

Many private universities and institutions have part-time programs for LLB courses. For example .-:1. *Delhi University (DU)*- *Mode*: Correspondence/Distance Learning- *Details*: DU allows its students to pursue a 3-year LLB programme offered at the Faculty of Law and there are partly flexible study options available although it is mostly full-time. You can check if there are evening classes or can take part-time study.2. *National Law University (NLU), Delhi*- *Mode*: Full-time LLB (they may include evening or weekend classes for working professionals in certain categories of programs)- *Details*: It is popular for these on-campus managed courses. However, it expenses no harm in contacting and inquiring whether it is possible to study there on a part-time basis.3. *Symbiosis Law School (SLS), Pune*- *Mode*: Distance Learning/Online- *Details*: SLS offers part-time LLB courses through distance learning mode. This could work for you if you need flexibility.4. *Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU)*- *Mode*: Distance Education- *Details*: IGNOU Within three years offers an LLB degree course in a distance mode and it is fit for employed candidates.5. *Dr. B.R. Ambedkar Open University (BRAOU), Hyderabad*- *Mode*: Distance Education- *Details*: A Part-time LLB programme which is targeted towards already employed individuals is also offered.6. *Babasaheb Bhimrao Ambedkar University (BBAU), Lucknow*- *Mode*: Distance Learning- *Details*: Distance education LLB course has been offered that is well suited to persons who are studying and working at the same time.7. *Shivaji University, Kolhapur*- *Mode*: Distance Education- *Details*: Part-time LLB course is offered through distance education by Shivaji University which is suitable for working individuals.