21 Feb 2024
Let us Discuss the Syllabus of the LLB (3 Years) Entrance Exam
The prestigious Bachelor of Law (LLB) degree provides graduates with a thorough understanding of legal theories and procedures. A three-year LLB program can lead to a wealth of legal opportunities. However, one must successfully clear the LLB (3 Years) Entrance Exam to be admitted to such a program. The syllabus of this entrance exam will be explored in this blog and light will be shed on critical aspects related to LLB and the subsequent Masters of Laws (LLM) program.
The pursuit of a Bachelor of Law (LLB) degree hinges on clearing the LLB (3 Years) Entrance Exam, a crucial step toward accessing prestigious programs like the one offered at Manav Rachna University. Known for its curriculum tailored to align seamlessly with this exam, Manav Rachna’s LLB course stands out for its holistic approach. Beyond imparting a deep understanding of legal fundamentals, the program prioritizes practical learning through internships and mock courtroom sessions. Graduates emerge not just with legal acumen but also with honed research abilities and a strong ethical foundation, positioning them for thriving careers in the legal sphere.
Let’s discuss the syllabus of the Bachelor of Law LLB (3 Year) Entrance Exam-
Logical Reasoning is a crucial part of the LLB 3-year Entrance Exam. The candidate’s ability to analyze, interpret, and draw logical conclusions from information is dealt with in this section. Additionally, they evaluate a candidate’s numerical and quantitative reasoning skills.
After completing the LLB (3-year) program, individuals have exposure to various opportunities and career paths to pursue in the legal field.
Choosing a career depends on personal interests, aptitude, aspirations, and specializations within the law. Pursuing higher education, such as an LLM, can enhance career prospects and open up specialized opportunities in the law field. The program offers diverse career opportunities, and individuals can explore different avenues based on their interests, skills, and career aspirations. Through internships with continuous professional development, networking, and gaining practical experience, career prospects can be further enhanced in the legal field.
LLM Programme
After achieving the LLB degree (3 years), learners can further opt for their legal education by pursuing a Master of Law (LLM) program. LLM programs are divided into two courses: one-year and two-year. The duration and format may differ depending on the institute or university offering the LLM degree. Here is a brief description of each program option:
One-Year LLM Program:
Some universities offer LLM programs that can be completed in one year of full-time study. These are for students who already hold a law degree. LLM’s one-year program has a well-structured curriculum that focuses on specific areas of law. The program is well suited for students wanting to gain knowledge in a particular legal area and specialize quickly.
Two-Year LLM Program:
Other universities offer LLM programs that span over two years of Part-time study. It is ideal for students who have completed their studies in law with a bachelor’s degree and yearning to obtain an extensive and in-depth understanding of the law. A two-year LLM program often provides a more comprehensive range of voluntary courses and research possibilities. They allow students to explore various areas of law, conduct independent research, and often involve the completion of a thesis or major research project.
Common specializations in LLM include:
Constitutional Law
Corporate Law
Criminal Law
Intellectual Property
International Trade Laws
Cyber Law
Banking Law
Corporate Law
Commercial Arbitration
Let’s explore the possibilities of how we can do LLB after graduation.
To pursue an LLB degree after completing graduation, you can follow the steps outlined below:
Research and Choose a Law School: Identify law schools or universities offering LLB programs. Reputable, accredited, institutions having a strong faculty and legal education curriculum. Consider location, specialization options, infrastructure, and placement opportunities.
Review Eligibility Criteria: Eligibility criteria set by the law schools, in which the aspirants are interested should be checked. Generally, most law schools require a bachelor’s degree in from a recognized university in any discipline/stream with a minimum specified percentage or CGPA. Some institutions may also consider entrance exam scores for admission.
Prepare for Law Entrance Exams (if required): Some Law Schools conduct their Entrance Exams, and some accept scores from National-Level Law Entrance Exams. Standard Law Entrance Exams in India are LSAT (Law School Admission Test), AILET (All India Law Entrance Test), CLAT (Common Law Admission Test), and State-level entrance exams.
Prepare for the entrance exams by focusing on G.K., legal aptitude, English, Mathematics, and Reasoning.
Application and Admission Process: After you’ve chosen your law schools and verified that you meet the requirements, the following step is to finish the application procedure. This entails completing an application form, providing the required documentation (such as identity documentation and pictures), paying the application fee, and fulfilling any other conditions specified by the law school.
Clear the Entrance Exam and/or Selection Process: If your Law School organizes an Entrance Exam, then focus on the preparation of the Exam, and aim to give your best. Some law schools may also have other activities like Test, Interviews, and Group Discussions to hone and polish the skills of their students.
Finish your LLB Course: You’ll register for the three-year LLB course in which you will be dealing with a range of legal topics, including corporate law, criminal law, civil law, and more, along with being part of lectures, seminars, participating in moot court competitions and gaining benefit from apprenticeships to get hands-on-experience.
Gain the LLB Degree: Upon finishing the B.A. LLB program students would be awarded the LLB degree. Ensure you fulfill all academic requirements, including passing the necessary examinations and meeting any internship or project requirements per the Law School’s Directives.
Bar-Exam Preparations: After earning your LLB degree, you may be required to pass a Bar Exam in the jurisdiction if you intend to practice law.
Optional: Pursue Higher Education (LLM): After obtaining the LLB degree, you may also pursue a Master of Laws (LLM) course for specialization in a particular domain of law. LLM programs generally last for one year and provide an opportunity to go into the depth of a specific legal field.
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AUTHOR: Ms. Yamini Atreya, Assistant Professor, School of Law, MRU