It is recognized. The Higher Education Commission (HEC) recognizes all University of London degrees. Moreover, all the provincial bar councils and Pakistan Bar Councils also recognizes them for licensing purposes.

Yes, the three years UOL degree/ or it’s two years graduate route LLB is still recognized. The five years LLB change only applies to Pakistani law degrees.

Yes, all the Provincial Bar Councils and Pakistan Bar Council recognize the UOL degree for licensing purposes.

Yes, you certainly can. There is no bar on an FSc student applying for this course. Although, the entrance requirements must be met.

Yes, you can. Once you register for the programme, it is your registration with UOL and not the centre that is providing you teaching facilities. As to whether CLLB offers admissions into 2nd and 3rd year, the answer is yes. Our faculty and campus is well equipped for all three years of LLB students

Pakistan is a common law jurisdiction which means that its laws take after the Laws of England. So yes, it immensely helps broaden your legal thinking which puts you at a great advantage when you practice here.

If you are a graduate with a bachelors degree, then you don’t need to go through the three year standard entry route and are eligible for a quicker two year course through the graduate entry route, subject to the University of London accepting your bachelors degree.

In an academic year, there are 2 examination sessions; May and October. If you decide to enter examinations at the first available examination session after registration, you are permitted to attempt a minimum of one module and a maximum of nine modules, and at all subsequent examination sessions, a maximum of 16 modules may be attempted. If you decide not to enter examinations at the first available examination session after registration, you are permitted to attempt a minimum of one module and a maximum of 16 modules at all subsequent examination sessions.

Once you register with the University of London, you will have access to your own online portal, which will give you further access to past papers, study material including texts from various sources, lectures and recent developments (if that course has any) and online libraries.

Yes, you are eligible to enrol but subject to approval of your degree by the University of London.

1-5 years.

Yes, here at CLLB we give you the option to opt for either a general LLM or for a specialization in Public International Law.

Classes at CLLB will commence around mid-September. It is strongly advised that you complete your admission process no later than the first week of August. This also helps you receive your study material from UOL right before classes start.

The deadlines for application and registration for each programme are extensively provided in the prospectus that you can download from our website.

Going for the same course in London is going to cost you more. By doing it here at CLLB, we save you at least 50% of your bachelors degree cost which you would have paid if you were to travel to London to do it.

They can take from two to four weeks, depending upon the application, and subject to the provision of complete and accurate information.

In the admission process, you only need to pay the UOL’s application handling fee and CLLB’s admission fee. In case your application is not successful, we will refund our admission fee. UOL’s application handling fee (£ 101) is non-refundable.

Yes, this degree is not only accepted by the top firms in Pakistan, but by top multinationals as well.

Upon registration, the University of London provides each student with an online portal. Through this portal, you can be in direct contact with UOL and you can easily have access to all resources, including online libraries, that you would need for your studies.

Upon graduation, the University of London will contact you and provide you with the opportunity to attend the University of London Graduation Ceremony and tour the Senate House. Although, the graduate will have to incur all the expenses, including travel and stay.

Six months.

Please note however, that under the current circumstances there will be no new registrations permitted for the Bar Transfer Test in August 2020. This sitting will be reserved for those candidates who were unable to attend the previous sitting in April 2020, which was cancelled due to the COVID-19 lockdown.

There will be an additional sitting of the Bar Transfer Test available in December 2020, and this will be open to all candidates. Hence, you will be able to appear in December 2020.