Yes, you can do an LLB degree after high school by joining a 5-year integrated law course like BA LLB, BBA LLB, or BSc LLB. These courses integrate undergraduate studies with law studies, giving a solid grounding in law. Admission is usually through entrance tests like CLAT, AILET, LSAT India, or tests conducted by universities. Some universities also provide direct admission on merit. Eligibility standards mostly ask for the candidates to have passed their 12th standard from a recognized board with the institution determining the minimum percentage required.
A 5-year LLB course deals with several law subjects like constitutional law, criminal law, corporate law, etc., along with general education subjects. This course helps in preparing the students for becoming lawyers, legal consultants, judges, or corporate legal advisers. Once the degree is completed, the graduates can sit for the All India Bar Examination (AIBE) to become licensed advocates. They can also pursue higher studies such as an LLM or prepare for judiciary exams. Pursuing LLB after high school is an excellent move towards a career in law.