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Even if you failed to pass Physics you can still do BA LLB. The Bar Council of India (BCI) demands 45% or more comprising marks in 10+2 or an equivalent examination for admission from any recognised board. School leavers are eligible if they passed 5 subjects with 60 percent and above as per the above table. As we saw from the previous BCI, there isn't a provision stating that a student has to pass all the subjects offered, which translates to there being six of them, here. However, it is recognised that some universities might have added prerequisites, and therefore, this should well be consulted from the particular university or the law school of your unique interest. In common parlance however, the process for aspiring lawyers begins with an entrance test like CLAT, AILET or LSAT and then Counseling.

As far I know, The Bar Council of India never validates the distance education providing colleges for LLB and also not give the license to the students who opted for distance education. Hence, it is necessary for you to do the course in a regular way. Although Out of 1400 law colleges in India, there are 1000 law colleges which will let you have a regular llb degree without attending the class. No, distance or private education is NOT valid. NOT Recognized by BCI. always go for regular college and attend classes regularly.Actually they manage the attended part with charging some fees manually. Last but not the least, About LLB Non Attending Degree and moreover Graduate passed students can also go for Law Course “LLB Non-Attending”. This LLB Course is offered by the Law Colleges of India and monitored by BCI ( Bar Council of India). You have to browse of your own because we cannot guide further more