Indian legal education

Indian legal education involves completing an undergraduate degree in law, typically a Bachelor of Laws (LL.B.), which can be obtained through a three-year program after a bachelor's degree or a five-year integrated program directly after high school. Entrance is often through national or state-level exams. The curriculum covers substantive law, legal skills, and ethics, preparing students to practice as advocates, legal advisors, or work in judiciary, government, or corporate sectors. Institutions include traditional universities, national law schools, and regional centers, regulated by bodies like the Bar Council of India, ensuring standards and professional conduct.