MBA Student Life

Dear Aspirant,

Yes, you can do an LLB after the BA degree programme. In fact, every graduate student can pursue LLB with good marks in the graduation degree.

Every institute has different eligibility criteria. For example, my friend did LLB from LPU, and to get admission at LPU in LLB, you should have passed with 50% aggregate marks in Graduation (any stream) or equivalent. Moreover, you should have qualified LPUNEST exam or LSAT.

LPU is ranked 24th among all public and private universities/colleges for the law programmes by NIRF ranking 2021.

LPU’s School of Law is approved by the Bar Council of India.

All the faculty members have well qualified from top ranked universities across the world.

Practical exposure through Moot Courts, District Court, and Legal Aid Clinics visit.

The curriculum is made following the Bar Council of India (BCI) norms.

Workshops/Seminars on computer applications and client interaction is an important aspect of the curriculum

In addition to core curricula, the course offers subjects like communication and soft skills to enhance personality and employability.

The curriculum is designed to facilitate students in preparing for various competitive examinations.

Positions such as Law Officer and Legal Advisors can be explored.

For more details, you may refer to the LPU website.

I hope this helps

Yes you can do LLB after BA. The eligibility criteria for the course is 60% aggregate marks in 10+2 (with English or equivalent. For a candidate, who has not studied English as a subject, the condition of English may be waived off provided the candidate in his qualifying exam has studied in English medium. For SC ST applicants there is 5 percent relaxation while there is 3 percent relaxation for the OBC candidates. In addition to it, for North East states and Sikkim candidates/ Defence Personnel and their Dependents/ Wards of Kashmir Migrants,) there is 5 percent relaxation.
The Law Department at LPU is one of the first departments that came up when LPU was taking its shape. According to the NIRF ranking, the Law School is ranked 24th. The vision of the school is studying by books is not a rule of Law.
The course aims at preparing the students with an interest to pursue legal education with social sciences to benefit society. Creation of well-trained and dedicated professionals in the legal framework. It also aims at nurturing a graduate with in-depth knowledge of different aspects of laws comprising civil, criminal, taxation, and international laws and ensuring conceptual clarity for judicial services aspirants.
Law students are prepared to spot legal issues from a set of hypothetical facts and brainstorm various legal consequences, to be perfect legal professionals. The courses are approved by the Bar Council of India. The Career guidance magazine Higher Education Review has recognized Law School at Lovely Professional University among the top-ten most promising institutions of India for its capability of producing next-gen legal professionals.
The LPU students were invited by Punjab Police for an internship where they were taught the nuances of investigation. The university has an MOU with NLSIU Bangalore for various academic programs. The highest salary last year was 6.2 LPA and 5.1 LPA was the average salary.

The School of Law, governed and regulated by the Bar Council of India (BCI), is one of the best Law colleges in India. The curriculum for all the courses is also determined by BCI. To keep the students on top of the latest trends in the field of law, The School of Law takes initiatives to modify the curriculum as and when the need arises. Students have undergone internships at various High Courts, law firms, law chambers, commissions, corporate houses, and NGOs. The Alumni are working as Judicial officers, Legal practitioners, and Corporate advisors, and Civil servants.
LPU believes that real learning takes place outside the classrooms. Therefore, students are encouraged to supplement their classroom learning by participating in Moot court and debate competitions that are organised for them. LPU Law students have gained recognition in Moot Court competitions held in various parts of the country. The university has also conducted Moot court competitions at a national level.
The department also invites eminent guest lecturers like Advocate Rajiv Kumar, Advocate-On-Record (Supreme Court of India) from the legal field to speak and inspire future lawyers. These guest lectures aim to orient the students with the nitty-gritty of legal discourse.

Yes, you can pursue LLB after BA. Eligibility for LLB is a student has to secure 50% marks in UG and secure good percentile in national level tests like CLAT, LSAT or Institut/University conducting a test like LPUNEST. NLUs are the top institutes for LAW but some private institutes are also doing well you can refer my previous answer for more information about institutes. [1]

Hope this information will help you. Please be careful and wise in choosing the right for you. My best wishes.

Good Luck.

After receiving a BA, you can pursue LLB. A student must receive 50% or above on their UG exams and achieve a decent percentile on national level exams like the CLAT, LSAT, or exams administered by colleges or universities like the LPUNEST to be eligible for an LLB. The best law schools are NLUs, although some private institutions are also performing well. Hope this is helpful. Thank you!!