Law courses after 12th- Detailed Guide

 



Becoming a lawyer is a dream of many students, but they still get confused about law courses, a career in the law sector, etc. The aspirants who want to pursue Law as a profession have two options i.e., opting 5 years integrated course after 12th & opting 3 years course after graduation. Here, we'll talk about 5-years integrated course after 12th.


Law is the most integral part of the constitution and, so is law education. Therefore, students want to start their academic career early, and so they lean towards integrated law courses as that enhances their business skills along with the expertise in the field. 

Integrated Law courses are a 5-year course, which consists of a total of 10 semesters. It focuses on basic graduation level programs along with the core law knowledge and includes both theoretical and practical sessions like court attendance and training at legal aid centres. By taking an integrated course, an aspirant can save one year and can simultaneously study for two degrees at one time. A candidate who has passed the 12th standard is eligible to apply for the course, but he must have achieved at least 50% marks in 10th & 12th standard to get an admission in a reputed university. Some universities give admission based on merit list while some give admission on the basis of entrance exams like CLAT, LSAT, and NLSIU. 

 There aren't any restrictions regarding the stream that a student hail from. So, a student from any stream, be it commerce, science, or arts can study Law. Integrated law courses are nothing but a combination of two-degree programs i.e., one is LLB & the other may vary as per the student's interest. 

 Here are some of the integrated Law courses in India:

· B.A. LL.B.

· B.B.A. LL.B.

· B.Sc. LL.B.

· B.Tech. LL.B.

· B.Com. LL.B.

· B.S.W. LL.B.

 

An aspirant who wants to pursue Law has many specializations to choose from. Here are some specializations one can choose from:

· Administration Law

· Civil Law

· Constitutional Law

· Corporate Law

· Criminal Law

· Family Law

· International Law

· Labor Law

· Patent Law 

· Taxation Law, etc.

 

After completing an integrated course, one needs to enrol with the Bar Council of India. And, then they can start their practice. Here are some of the lawyers:

· Civil Litigation Lawyer

· Criminal Lawyer

· Document Drafting Lawyer

· Government Lawyer

· Judge

· Legal Advisor

· Legal Analyst

· Legal Journalist, etc.

 

If you want to opt Law as your profession and currently looking for the best law college, check out Marwadi University, it is one of the best Law colleges in Rajkot and only NAAC A+ accredited university in Gujarat, and so it is acknowledged as one of the top universities in Gujarat. MU provides LLMBA LLB, and B. Com LLB courses. 

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