Recognition of Law degrees

arc_2014 (Querist) 22 May 2010 This query is : Resolved
Hi

I would like to know that is it compulsory for a student to have 45% in graduation to get addmission in 3yrs LLB. If so then why are univ. which are even recognised by Bar council allowing candidates to write the entrance exam to any graduates.
Also in the BAR COUNCIL INDIA website in the section CHAPTER II
Standards of Professional Legal Education
No. 7. Minimum marks in qualifying examination for admission it uses 'may be'.Can anybody explain this.

Regards
Anjana

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Guest (Expert) 22 May 2010
YOU HAVE NOT MENTIONED ABOUT THE PURPOSE AND ABOUT PERSON FOR WHOM THE INFORMATION IS REQUIRED.
THE SAID PERSON MAY PERSONALY APPROACH THE UNIVERSITY AND PURCHASE THE ADMISION FORM AND PROSPECTUS FOR THE COURSE .YOUR QUERRY WILL BE SOLVED.BECAUSE RULES AND PROCEDURE IS DIFFERENT IN DIFFERENT UNIVERSITIES.
ONCE YOU PASS THE LL.B.EXAM YOU CAN REGISTER THE DEGREE WITH BAR COUNCIL OF YOUR STATE BY SUBMITING REGISTRATION FORM AND COMPLYING ALL REQUIREMENTS AS PER THE PROSPECTUS.
THANKS.

Ashok Yadav (Expert) 22 May 2010
It is the discretion of University to fix the criteria for admissions, they may set it to 33% or 45% or they may set it to 60%.

Harshada Shukl Kulkarni (Expert) 22 May 2010
Hi !

So far my knowledge is concerned, as per Bar Council of India, the minimum percentage required for admission to LLB course is 45% for general catagory and 40% for some reserved catagories. Or even if you get an admission for LLB course with less than 45% in your first graduation, then you will have to face the music of Bar Council of any state and will not be enrolled as an Advocate though you will become a law graduate.

G. ARAVINTHAN (Expert) 28 May 2010
May be for what - PASS or any other crieteria?

Kamlesh soni (Expert) 30 May 2010
So far my knowledge is concerned, as per Bar Council of India, the minimum percentage required for admission to LLB course is 45% for general catagory and 40% for some reserved catagories. Or even if you get an admission for LLB course with less than 45% in your first graduation, then you will have to face the music of Bar Council of any state and will not be enrolled as an Advocate though you will become a law graduate.

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