What is LLB, and what does it stand for?

Eligibility: Candidates applying to an LLB should have completed their graduation for a 3-year course, or Class 12 for the integrated 5-year course.
Career Prospect after LLB:
After the completion of LLB, one may opt for one of the various careers as below:
Lawyer/Advocate (after enrolment with the Bar Council).
Corporate Lawyer in any company or law firm.
Judiciary by passing the judicial exams.
Legal Consultant for any business organisation.
Legal Academician or Researcher.
Public Prosecutor or Government Legal Advisor.

Curriculum : The course covers various areas of law that includes, Constitutional Law, Criminal Law, Contract Law, Civil Procedure Code, Family Law ,Legal Ethics, Intellectual Property Law, Corporate Law, etc., Eligibility: The 3-year LLB programme can be pursued after having a graduation degree; the 5-year integrated programme, like BA LLB, is pursued right from Class 12.
Career Prospects After LLB: LLB graduates have been found to pursue careers in the legal field with ease, including Advocates (after clearing the Bar Council) Judges (after judicial exams)
Corporate lawyers Legal consultants and advisers
Public prosecutors
Legal academics or researchers

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