LLB

You must have completed 12th standard from any recognized board. Most law schools conduct entrance exams like CLAT (Common Law Admission Test), LSAT India, or university-specific exams for merit-based selection. Some colleges also accept board merit. Check your target college's specific requirements and cutoff scores.

No. While courtroom practice is one path, LLB graduates work across corporate law, government agencies, non-profits, international organizations, compliance, consulting, and academia. The degree offers diverse career options beyond traditional litigation.

Starting salaries typically range from ₹3.5–6 LPA in government sectors or smaller law firms, to ₹8–15 LPA for corporate roles at top-tier firms. Compensation depends on college ranking, specialization, internship experience, and industry sector. With experience, lawyers can earn ₹20–50+ LPA.

Yes. You must pass the All India Bar Examination (AIBE) conducted by the Bar Council of India after graduation. Once you pass and register with your state bar council, you can begin legal practice or take up employment.

Law schools offer specializations in Corporate Law, Intellectual Property, Criminal Law, Constitutional Law, Environmental Law, Cyber Law, Labour Law, Family Law, and International Law. You can also pursue an LLM degree to specialize further, both in India and abroad.

Absolutely. The analytical, research, and communication skills developed in LLB are highly valued in business, government, policy, media, entrepreneurship, and international organizations. Many graduates pursue careers outside traditional law practice and find strong earning potential.