Law can be one of the most promising careers if you have interest in this field. You can start your study in law by pursuing either a 3 years LLB program or a 5 year integrated B.A LLB program. After an LLB, you can either start practicing or pursue your masters (LL.M).

Lawyers have an important role to play in the society and are required at all levels by various sections of the society – be it judicial offices, schools, individuals, corporate houses and government. Apparently, lawyers have opportunities outside the legal profession in areas such as NGOs, politics, business, broadcasting, finance, insurance and publishing.

The Faculty of Law, Delhi University has announced the entrance test dates for admission to its LL.B (Bachelor of Law) and LL.M (Master of Law) courses for the academic year 2014-15.

Eligibility

LL.B: Graduate or post graduate degree with 50% marks for general candidates; relaxation upto 5% marks for physically handicapped candidates. 45% marks for widows/wards of ex-servicemen, for serving personnel who are recipient of Gallantry Awards and OBC candidates; and the degree with pass marks for SC/ST candidates

LL.M: LL.B degree (3 years/5 years) with 50% marks for general candidates; relaxation upto 5% marks for physically handicapped candidates. 45% marks for widows/wards of ex-servicemen, for serving personnel who are recipient of Gallantry Awards and OBC/SC/ST candidates

Note: Candidates awaiting results of the qualifying degree examination are also eligible to appear in the entrance test. However, admission will depend only on fulfilling minimum eligibility conditions.

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