Academically it sounds like you would meet our requirements, however your IELTS is a little too low. We require 7.0 overall, with no less than 6.5 in any subject. You may wish to look at our Pre-sessional English Courses which can boost your IELTS and support entry onto our programme - www.birmingham.ac.uk/international/bia/presessional/index.aspx

Hi Anshu, more information on employability os available on the coursefinder entry: www.birmingham.ac.uk/postgraduate/courses/taught/law/international-law.aspx

We offer a range of exciting scholarship options to support international students with studying at Birmingham. You can access this information via www.birmingham.ac.uk/international/students/finance/index.aspx

The Birmingham LLB and LLM degrees are recognised by the Bar Council of India, however as a Ph.D. is an academic research project it may not have the same value in terms of practicing Law in India. We would recommend you contact the jurisdiction you wish to practice in to confirm.

Both our LLB and LLM offer a great start to a successful career in Law in the UK. The way solicitors qualify in the UK is changing, but Birmingham Law School provides a fantastic opportunity to qualify and practice in the UK.

We require either an IELTS score of 7.0 with no less than 6.5 in any band or we can accept English from your Standard XII (CBSE/CISCE/West Bengal) at 75% or above or Standard XII (other Indian state boards) at 80% or above

Hey there! I am dealing with the same scenario right now! Did you get know about any?

We can consider Indian applicants who have graduated from a three year LLB with a grade of 60% or above. We offer a range of scholarships which can be found online via www.birmingham.ac.uk/schools/law/courses/international/

Congratulations on your score of 90%. We would certainly consider you for an offer to study the LLB at Birmingham. Found out how to apply online via: www.birmingham.ac.uk/international/students/index.aspx

Absolutely, like all UK law students, you would be required to undertaken the SQE (Solicitors Qualifying Exam) to be eligible to practice in the UK.

@@unibirmingham Hi Team🌟, I completed my LLB from India and also have 7 years of work exp in MNC. Now i wanted to complete my Masters in LLM from UK. Can you advise whats the procedure to take admission in this university? And if I got place in it, does this university provide international student Placement too?? Please confirm.

Thanks, Asher. With your undergraduate degree in Mechanical Engineering you would absolutely be eligible for our 2-year LLB for Graduates programme, and potentially for our scholarships as well. I would recommend you apply.

No, The University of Birmingham does not require the LNAT for admissions to Law

We do offer a number of scholarships for international students looking to study at the University of Birmingham. You can find information about all our scholarships via: www.birmingham.ac.uk/funding/undergraduate/index.aspx

Hi, Grades of 85 -90% in the Standard 12 can be consider for entry to our LLB programme. More information on the LLB is available at: www.birmingham.ac.uk/schools/law/courses/llb/index.aspx

We currently offer a range of LLM Degrees that may be of interest to you. You can follow our LLM Commercial Law, International Commercial Law, or a range of other areas linked to commercial and corporate law. More information can be found via www.birmingham.ac.uk/LLM

Holders of the Indian Standard XII will be considered for entry to the first year of our LLB degree programmes. We consider grades of 85% ISC, CBSE, Maharashtra or 80% West Bengal or 90% Other State boards to meet our requirements.

We do offer a PhD programme in Law. All the information can be found via www.birmingham.ac.uk/schools/law/courses/research/index.aspx. Our PhD students have fantastic career prospects including roles in academia, policy and the private sector.

Yes, Our 3-Year LLB degree is recognised by the Indian Bar Council, meaning it is possible to graduate from Birmingham and continue your professional qualification in India, the UK, Singapore, or many other countries.

Hi, to access the UK Bar, you would require a UK Law Degree. So you may wish to look at our 2-year LLB for Graduates programme. You would then need to take the Bar Practice Course which we don’t currently offer at Birmingham.

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It is possible to join our 3-year LLB programmes straight from Grade 12. We would usually look for A*AA, which is the equivalent of 90% ISC, CBSE, Maharashtra or 85% West Bengal or 95% Other State boards. More information can be found online: www.birmingham.ac.uk/schools/law/courses/international/india.aspx

@@unibirmingham I have a 90% in my Maharashtra board exam what all is required apart from that?

There is no minimum percentage for scholarships - they are based on merit and academic success so, we would encourage all applicants to apply for scholarships providing information to support their grades.

Hello! Absolutely, why not take a look at our pages specifically for students from Jamaica? www.birmingham.ac.uk/international/students/country/jamaica/index.aspx

For students from India looking to join the LLM programme, we look for an average of 60% or a 2:1 in your undergraduate LLB degree to be considered. If you fall below that, you can contact us to discuss your situation.

@@unibirmingham Hi, I am Indian qualified lawyer with 60% and Chartered secretary (UK & India) and experience of 10+ years in MNC. I am actively looking for pursuing LLM this year.

If you’ve already got your LLB from India you will need to research the Solicitors Qualifying Exams which are a new way of qualifying to practice in the UK - www.sra.org.uk/become-solicitor/sqe/

Hi Aashmeen, we offer a range of scholarship options to support international students with studying at Birmingham. You can access this information via www.birmingham.ac.uk/international/students/finance/index.aspx

Hi, unfortunately, grade 12 exams are not sufficient to meet the entry requirements for our LLB at Birmingham. You can apply for our foundation course with your grade 12 qualifications which would provide you with access to our foundation degree with progression to our LLB - www.birmingham.ac.uk/international/foundation-pathways/index.aspx Regarding qualification in Nepal, you would need to consult local qualification rules, most likely the Nepalese Bar Council on the process of qualification with a UK Law degree.

@@unibirmingham Thank you for your advice😊

This program is for llb you can study ballb after +2 in Nepal I am also planning the same

Yes you can!

You would require IELTS to study with us here in Birmingham, at a level of 7.0 with no less than 6.5 in any band. You would then require a 2:1 in your undergraduate Law Degree. All our Postgraduate courses can be found via www.birmingham.ac.uk/llm which includes international, criminal and human rights pathway options. It is not possible to study dual courses at Birmingham.

@@unibirmingham oh ok thanks for the information

@@Bluebellsinthesky7 what is 2:1 in degree

Unfortunately, we would need at least 85% in your Grade 12 Studies, so we would not be able to consider you currently. If you were to undertake a first degree in India, you could be eligible to join our LLB Law for Graduates.

Students from India with a BCA Degree of 2:1 or equivalent could be considered for the both the 3-year LLB and the 2-year LLB for Graduates programme. More information can be found online - www.birmingham.ac.uk/schools/law/courses/international/india.aspx

Sounds like a fascinating combination of subjects. We can consider students with 2:1 or around 60-70% in their Undergraduate degrees for our LLB for Graduates programmes, which is our 2-year accelerated law degree.

We can consider applications from 5-year LLB graduates from high quality Indian law schools for our LLM programmes. You can find more details online via www.birmingham.ac.uk/schools/law/courses/international/india.aspx

Hi, more information is available on our website at: www.birmingham.ac.uk/schools/law/courses/index.aspx

The University of Birmingham is an approved provider of legal education by the Indian Bar Council. That means you can study for your degree at Birmingham and then transition back into the Indian legal profession. We work closely with partners in India to provide support and guidance for that transition including hearing from our Indian alumni, and also offer international summer schools for students to transition back to their home jurisdiction

Thank you for your question. For entry to LLM programmes, Birmingham is happy to accept applications from 3 or 5 year LLB holders from India from prestigious institutions. We do offer a pathway in Criminal Law and Criminal Justice that you could look at: www.birmingham.ac.uk/postgraduate/courses/taught/law/criminal-law.asp

Hi, thanks for your interest. Our admissions information including A level requirements is available at: www.birmingham.ac.uk/schools/law/courses/index.aspx

Here at Birmingham we offer a Common Law focused degree programme, which is shared with the Indian legal system, so our LLB will certainly be relevant to Indian Law, we do also offer International Law module which allow students to focus on different legal jurisdictions across the world.

HI Arshad please visit - www.birmingham.ac.uk/International/students/country/index.aspx as this gives more information about applying, scholarships and our local contact if you have any questions.

Our LLB International Law and Globalisation programme will provide you with the skills and knowledge to become a legal practitioner in any number of international jurisdictions. Alongside your degree, you can even undertake international internships, employability workshops and talks.

How much pte score needed to take admission in LLM

We would usually consider between 60 - 70% in an undergraduate degree to join our LLM programme, but we can take professional experience into account aswell. I would recommend getting in touch with us via law-llm@bham.ac.uk

@@unibirmingham sir, is there any placements after completing llm in your University with an Indian llb

The LLM provides an advanced qualification in Law and can be used in a wide range of industries including, but not limited to business, finance, IT, government, policy or charities. Birmingham Law graduates progress on to a very wide range of careers outside of the legal practice setting.

Our Birmingham LLB Degree is approved and accredited by the Bar Council of India, so in most instances this would satisfy the requirement to practice law in India. We encourage all students to research entry requirements in the jurisdiction they wish to practice following their graduation.

@@unibirmingham sir is BA LLB 5 years combined course available?

We don't offer the 5 years combined degree. We do offer our 2-year LLB for Graduates programme, designed for students who already have an undergraduate degree. Otherwise, our 3-year LLB is recognised by the Indian Bar Association

and the scholarships available also

academic ielts LNAT test foundation year indian sy hi krlo ya UK sy bhi krskty hain university ki website pr sb hoga

First study in India

Mainly IELTS, academics lor and sop for file

​@@kovidgautam9848how to apply?

After your 12th Grade studies you can apply for the LLB Law Degree. If you already have a BCom degree, at a 2:1 level, you should be eligible for the LLB for Graduates programme, which is the accelerated 2-year version of the LLB.

You can find information about our fee structures and how to pay via our website - www.birmingham.ac.uk/study/undergraduate/fees-funding/tuition

Hi, thanks for your interest. Our admissions information including A level requirements is available at: www.birmingham.ac.uk/schools/law/courses/index.aspx

Hi Arya, congratulations on completing your XII. We do usually require an average of 90% to study at Birmingham, but we may still be able to consider you - so still worth applying if you think you’d like to come to Birmingham.

Hi Zakwan - please visit this page here www.birmingham.ac.uk/International/students/country/index.aspx as this gives more information about applying, scholarships and our local contact if you have any questions.

Hello - www.birmingham.ac.uk/International/students/country/index.aspx as this gives more information about applying, scholarships and our local contact if you have any questions.

Hi, more information on our Law degrees, including fees and funding, is available at: www.birmingham.ac.uk/schools/law/courses/index.aspx

We consider grades of 85% ISC, CBSE, Maharashtra or 80% West Bengal or 90% Other State boards to meet our requirements. So we wouldn’t be able to consider grades much below that, unfortunately.

@@unibirmingham my cbse boards marks is 83.8% from science stream. Do i've any chance for your university ?

We may be able to consider you based on your achieved grades, but we would require a full application to be able to make a decision. You can apply online via UCAS - www.birmingham.ac.uk/undergraduate/how-to-apply/your-birmingham-application/index.aspx

@@unibirminghammy 12 grade cbse board 82% from humanities stream, any chance of getting admissions??

Hi, thanks for your interest. Our admissions information including A level requirements is available at: www.birmingham.ac.uk/schools/law/courses/index.aspx

Holders of a Bachelors degree of three or four years in duration from a recognised university in India will be considered for postgraduate taught study. You can find detailed information about our entry requirements on our LLM course page

Hy Even I complete BBA , LLB PLANNING TO DO LLM IN UK SAME HEAR

Hi, more information on the LLM is available at: www.birmingham.ac.uk/schools/law/courses/llm/index.aspx

Thanks for your interest in studying with us! Our scholarships often consider academic excellence in their awarding criteria. You may be eligible for some of these upon submission of a full application; you can explore the range of Law Scholarships we offer here: www.birmingham.ac.uk/schools/law/courses/scholarships.aspx

We don’t offer any 100% scholarships, but we do have an exciting range of international student scholarships that can be found via www.birmingham.ac.uk/schools/law/courses/scholarships.aspx

Congratulations on achieving 96%. we would welcome an application from you for our Law programme. We would not require IELTS if you meet our other English language requirements which would be 80% in English in your Grade XII. Regarding job opportunities, we have a fantastic service provided by CEPLER, our Centre for Professional Legal Education and Research. CEPLER provides internships, experiences and workshops supporting all students to achieve their career aspirations.

@@unibirmingham hello sir thank you for the response. So how should i apply? And are there any scholarships available now?

None of our LLB degrees offer a formal placement as part of the degree, but our Centre for Professional Legal Education and Research organises a range of optional and competitive work experience opportunities for our students including placements, internships and pro bono opportunities.

@@unibirmingham so sir if I want to get a job after 2 year llb program will i be able to? N yeah sir i m from middle class family so it's very hard to pay the tuition fees n all of the stuffs will i be able to get scholarship if yes so what will be the criteria for the same?

Hi, thanks for your interest. Our admissions information including A level requirements is available at: www.birmingham.ac.uk/schools/law/courses/index.aspx

No need to panic, we appreciate the challenges of the pandemic are having on your studies. For entry to the LLB programme we require only Grade 12 and we consider grades of 85% ISC, CBSE, Maharashtra or 80% West Bengal or 90% Other State boards to meet our requirements

I also wanna know the same. Did u find the answer ??

U have to clear UK bar council test i think then after u r eligible to practice there and pursue ur career in various departments like, advisor, consultant, etc.

Is it still same???

Thank you for your interest in studying with the University of Birmingham. We can consider applicants with a good undergraduate honours degree for our LLB and LLB for graduate programmes. You can find out more on our website and can apply online via www.birmingham.ac.uk/schools/law/courses/international/india.aspx

Hi Sourabh, congratulations on your excellent results in your XII. We would be able to consider you for a place at Birmingham, but we will require you to submit a full application to study with us.

@@unibirmingham Do I require any english profiency test? Moreover what sort of application do you want from me.

Hi Adnin, congratulations on completing your LLB in India, we would welcome an application for LLM from you. You can find guidance on how to apply via our website: www.birmingham.ac.uk/international/students/apply.aspx

Hi Guru, absolutely - our LLM is very popular with students returning to education as it is such a fantastic opportunity to focus your established career or specialise in a new area. Looking forward to receiving your application.

You can find out full requirements out online via - www.birmingham.ac.uk/schools/law/courses/international/india.aspx

Depending on your degree and qualification you may need to undertake further study in the UK before applying for Bar Professional Training Course, which we don't currently offer at Birmingham

@@unibirmingham Sir If I do LLM ( master degree) in UK . Then can I apply for bar at law ? Or do barrister

Hi Div, We offer a specialist degree specifically for graduates of a non-law degree that may interest you, our 2-year LLB Law for Graduates. For this degree we require the equivalent of a 2:1 (Hons degree) which is usually above 60% for your BBA. Otherwise, we offer 3-year LLB Law degrees that may interest you provided you hold Indian Standard XII of 90% ISC, CBSE, Maharashtra or 85% West Bengal or 90% Other State boards. For all of these undergraduate degrees, you would need to apply via UCAS with tips and information on this process here: Your Birmingham application - University of Birmingham I hope this helps! David Sellars

@@unibirmingham I have. 84.8 in class 10th and 93.8 percent in class 12 (CBSE). AM I eligible

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@@vaibhavchauhan5693 Currently, it is possible to have a 2-year post-study Visa to allow you to continue working in the UK. We have many Indian Alumni who secure fantastic opportunities in the legal profession, including training contracts with top ‘Magic Circle’ law firms.

Currently, it is possible to have a 2-year post-study Visa to allow you to continue working in the UK. We have many Indian Alumni who secure fantastic opportunities in the legal profession, including training contracts with top ‘Magic Circle’ law firms.

@@unibirmingham Well, that's great to hear, thank you so much for reaching out. Also wanted to inquire about how financial aid works for international students. Does the university give any form of need based or merit based financial aid to international students? Are there any international students who get to study on scholarship? Are there any other colleges in the UK that give aid? Would be very helpful if you answer this.

Have you got any info?

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@@bbkk7883 try idp if you put up in delhi

Heyy.. Mine is same.. Can you suggest me

Hi, it depends on what your want to do with your legal degree. You may need to follow a UK Law degree, in which case our LLB for graduates programme may be most suitable. Alternatively, you would be eligible for one of our LLM programmes, which would specialise your knowledge and open up opportunities. To work at the Bar you will need a UK Law Degree, but to be a solicitor you will need to consider options for the Solicitors Qualifying Exam