In most of the Law schools, the LLB admission is based on the entrance exam. Universities either conduct individual entrance exams for LLB admissions or accept the score of any national-level entrance exam. Several other factors like the interview, performance in 12th standard, etc also play a major role in the process of admission.
LLB programs can be divided into two categories:
Admission for both these categories of programs are be done via several entrance tests conducted at the national, state, and university levels.
The admission process for securing a seat in law institutes requires the candidates to qualify different entrance tests conducted by various institutes to enroll the students in a 3-year LLB program. Some of these entrance exams are:
COLLEGE |
ENTRANCE TEST |
Faculty of Law- Law Centre I&II and |
University of Delhi (DU) LLB Entrance Test |
Jindal Global Law School OP Jindal Global University, Sonipat |
LSAT-India |
Symbiosis Law School, Pune |
SLAT |
Government Law College, Mumbai, and ILS Law College, Pune |
MH-CET |
All law colleges in AP affiliated to |
LAWCET of Andhra Pradesh |
Four Government law Colleges in Kerela |
CEE - Kerela |
Rajeev Gandhi School of Intellectual Property Law, IIT Kharagpur) |
Own test and LSAT-India |
The minimum eligibility criteria for pursuing this course are listed below:
The admission process for securing a seat in the law institutes requires the candidates to qualify through the entrance exams. There are different entrance tests conducted by various institutes to enroll students in the 5-year LLB program. Some of these entrance exams are
Consortium of NLUs (24 NLUs across India) |
CLAT |
NLUs |
AILET |
Government Law College, Mumbai, and ILS Law College, Pune |
MH-CET law (5-year LLB) |
Symbiosis Law School (4 centers) |
SLAT |
Kirit P. Mehta School of Law, NMIMS |
NLAT |