The 3-year LLB in India is a bachelor-level professional law programme designed for graduates who want to build a career in the legal field. It focuses on foundational legal principles, major Indian statutes, court procedures, legal drafting, and advocacy skills. Students study constitutional and criminal laws, contract and torts, property, family laws, company law, public international law, labour laws, and civil and criminal procedure, along with clinical and practical components such as moot court, legal aid, and internship/field work. Many colleges align the curriculum with Bar Council of India (BCI) guidelines, combining theory with skill-based learning like case analysis, client interviewing, negotiation, and research using law reports and databases. With 916 colleges offering law programmes across India, LLB is widely available through government, private, and deemed universities. After graduation, students may pursue practice, join law firms or corporate legal teams, prepare for judicial services, or continue studies through LLM and specialised certifications.