Legal Validity of the ll.b degree

Querist : Anonymous (Querist) 01 July 2015 This query is : Resolved
Sir, I am a permanent primary school teacher in a state govt. undertaking govt.primary school. But want to go for the higher studies in law and I have taken admission in a full time 3yr, ll.b degree and have submitted my all supporting documents of my employment to the university. And I ask for a 'no objection certificate' from my employer but did not get the 'noc'. But I am continuing the full time ll.b course by taking all the valid leaves i.e. C.L/without pay leave. And my attendance for the class is perfect and regular.
My question is that after getting this 3yr, full time, ll.b degree, in future can I register my degree in the Bar Council of India as an advocate, if I resign from my job at that time? And at that time can I go for the judicial exam or any other law based exam for govt. Job? And is there any chance to face any legal problem on the matter of this degree, if so, what should I need to do at that time?
Please, help...

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