to be a barrister, here is the procedure

1)LLB from UK or (4 us LLB from Pak n LLM UK with more than 60% marks but thats upon the discretion of Bar Standard Board whether allows you COAS or not) but with LLB UK surly u ll get COAS.(certificate of acadamic standing)
2) COAS from BSB
3) GDL
4)7.5 Ielts (each module)
5) Entry test before BVTC(Bar vocational training course) now known as BPTC
6) BVTC n membership of Inn like lincolns inn
7) pupilage
7) cost. LLM about 10,000 pounds. GDL about 9,000 BVTC about 15,000 pounds(these are all in BBP law school waterloo. london) about your living expenses i cant say any thing.
8) most imp is u need to clear from 1 to 6 step by step if u fail some where u cant proceed.
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i did my LLM from UK n started GDL from BBP waterloo but after first semster of GDL came back due to my personal reasons. dear if any one of you want to be a barrister try to do your LLB from UK. otherwise its bit difficult to cross all stages.

brov i think there are 7 or 8 courts of inns.

dear aziz if u have started your career as a lawyer ,there is no question for job because u need to practice. as for as LLM is concerned u even can do P.hd in your field. there is no bar to enhance your list of qualifications. the only question is that what you want to be in your life. to be a lawyer LLB is enough if wana polish your skills go for LLM.

Not even err but your own considerations

can somebody tell me, which departments are considered best in pakistan in law...i mean can somebody list down names of those departments according to their ranking..i am unable to get a proper clue.....???

In England, there are 4 inns:

• Lincoln's Inn

• the Inner Temple

• the Middle Temple

• Gray's Inn

can anyone respected member know taht what is the differnce in
ll.b shariah and law
&
ll.b??

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The focus of Shariah and Law is on Islamic Law.
And general LL.B focuses on English Law

As Rover_Commando said, the focus of LL. B Shariah should be on Islamic law only. It might also be comparative but I'm not sure about this. You will have to check with the institute you're applying at. As regards general LL. B, it covers Islamic laws as well as English/Pakistani laws.

I have a B. A. LL. B so that's five years of study. Got 80% in LL. B. Then I graduated with a LL. M degree from London with 70% marks. Do you reckon I have a fair chance of getting a COAS? Secondly, can we switch to becoming a solicitor after clearing the GDL? It's the same course, isn't it? Would you still need an IELTS for that? I just think it's highly ridiculous of them to ask us to redo IELTS after one has graduated with a LL. M degree from their country.

Dear all, Asslaam Alikum.

I need help if some brother on forum could confirm me... I have done my bachelors and now interested in becoming Lawyer. If I adopt the route LLM instead of LLB, would I able to practice and/or apply for Lawyer license in Pakistan?

Thanks.