LLB

To pursue an LLB (Bachelor of Laws) degree in India, the general eligibility criteria are as follows:1. Educational Qualification:For a 5-year integrated LLB program:The candidate must have completed 10+2 (higher secondary school) with a minimum percentage (usually around 45%-50%, varying by institution).For a 3-year LLB program:The candidate must have a bachelor's degree (in any stream) from a recognised university with a minimum percentage (typically 45%-50%, depending on the institution).2. Age Limit:For the 5-year integrated LLB program, the age limit is typically 20 years for general category candidates and 22 years for reserved category candidates.For the 3-year LLB program, there is generally no upper age limit.3. Entrance Exams:Many law schools require candidates to appear for entrance exams like:CLAT (Common Law Admission Test) for admission to NLUs (National Law Universities).LSAT (Law School Admission Test) for some private law schools.Other university-specific exams for various institutions.4. Other Criteria:Some universities may have additional criteria, such as a personal interview or group discussion. 

Mewar University, Rajasthan, offers admission to the LLB programme through merit-based and entrance exam routes. The university conducts the Mewar University Entrance Test (MUET) as an entrance exam for LLB admission with authorizing role ranging to this test. Through this admission exam students demonstrate their abilities in legal reasoning and general knowledge as well as their proficiency in logical reasoning and English language skill.Admission consideration for candidates exists at Mewar University based on their CLAT or LSAT India test score validity. Admission selection makes use of entrance test results along with university admissions criteria when interviews and counseling sessions are part of their standards. Prospective students must check official admission materials for confirming precise enrollment conditions set by the university.