In India, LLB admissions typically require candidates to clear entrance exams, depending on the university and the type of LLB program. For five-year integrated LLB courses (like BA LLB, BBA LLB), exams like the Common Law Admission Test (CLAT) for NLUs, All India Law Entrance Test (AILET) for NLU Delhi, and LSAT India for private law schools are widely accepted. Many state-level universities conduct their own entrance exams, such as MH CET Law (Maharashtra) and TS LAWCET (Telangana).
For three-year LLB programs, central universities like Delhi University (DU LLB) and BHU UET (Banaras Hindu University) have their own entrance tests. Some states also conduct separate exams, while private universities may offer direct admissions based on merit. Candidates must meet eligibility criteria such as a minimum percentage in their qualifying degree. A good entrance exam score is essential for securing admission to reputed law schools in India, making preparation crucial for aspiring law students.