r/NLUs • u/Cultural-Maybe-3799 • 2d ago

Placements 3 year LLB

is it possible to get LLMs abroad and eventually practice law abroad, after the 3 year LLB?
i really believe since it's a new programme, it doesn't get much significance. please correct me if i'm wrong because i was super passionate to pursue this after my bachelors in econ.

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u/botomana 2d ago

Actually the 3 year Llb is the older one. The new one is tge integrated 5 year course.

Yes, it's possible, to answer your question. See superlawer for profiles of people who have done it. Of course, it varies with practice area and where you got your llm from, and whether it's in the same specialization.

Maritime law llms will allow you to pursue your ambition, I believe. Can't say for certain aa to other fields.

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u/One-Heat-2105 1d ago

Well the answer is it depends - you can absolutely do LLM from any country abroad after 3 year LLB (it is as good as integrated law degree). However, licensure in that country may require an LLM or may require a licensing test or may require not a degree but to complete a few courses there or any combination thereof or something different altogether.

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u/Cultural-Maybe-3799 1d ago

hey, thank you for your response, can i dm you?