For entering into the law field for a career, one must have to complete his graduation in the field of Law, i.e., LL.B. (Bachelor of  Law) from any recognized University. Further, the candidate has also to ensure that the college or university in which he/she wishes to do the course of law is approved by the Bar Council of India (BCI). If not, then the degree of law is not valid to practice as an advocate.

The course of law is a highly dignified and reputed course. The course is also considered as a professional in nature. Professionalism is a separate subject to study while in college. Please do remember that this course, that course of law is not available anywhere in India on a distance learning basis or an online mode of study. And if any Institution is making such kind of claim, then it should be some kind of fraud because LLB is a full-time course – classroom-based . and if these things were there then only approved by Bar Council of India (BCI).

 There is generally no specific undergraduate course requires for becoming a lawyer.  The mandatory subjects include like torts, contracts, criminal law, property, and constitutional law along with evidence law and some procedural law like Code of civil procedure for the case civil in nature and Code of Criminal Procedure for the case which is criminal in nature. Each and every state’s bar exam also gives more weight on these subjects.