Description
Most students arrive in law school, or decide to apply to one, without knowing what lawyers actually do, how the entrance exams work, how to read a section or a judgment, or how to use five years so that a job is waiting at the end. This self-paced Lexfolio certificate course is the orientation that law schools rarely give: the careers a law degree leads to and what they pay, the exams and how to choose a college, the method of legal reasoning, the map of Indian law, a preview of contract, tort and criminal law under the BNS, research and writing from case briefs to moot memorials, internships, moots and publications, and a study system with a concrete first-semester plan, as the law and the profession stand in October 2026.
What you will learn
- Careers in law in India, their realities and incomes, and the five-year and three-year routes into the profession
- CLAT, AILET, LSAT India, MH CET and other exams, a twelve-month preparation plan, and how to choose between NLUs, private and government colleges
- Legal reasoning with IRAC, reading a statute section by section, and reading a judgment to find the ratio
- The Constitution as framework, the sources of law, and how civil and criminal cases move through the courts under the CPC and the BNSS
- The core first-year subjects previewed: contract, torts and criminal law under the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, with the cases you will read first
- Legal research with free and paid databases, citation, case briefs, note-taking, exam answers, memos and moot memorials
- Internships year by year, moots, journals and competitions, the CV, campus recruitment, the judiciary route and networking
- A weekly study rhythm, exam technique, legal current affairs habit, a reading list and a one-page first-semester plan
Who this course is for
Students in classes 11 and 12 and graduates deciding whether to study law and preparing for CLAT or other entrance exams; first-year students of five-year and three-year LLB programmes; and parents and teachers advising them. No prior knowledge of law is needed.
How the course works
The course has 8 modules with 24 text lessons, each ending with key takeaways, and a short quiz at the end of every module. Lessons use worked examples, tables and checklists you can apply at once. You can study at your own pace on any device.
How the certificate works
- After completing the lessons, you take an online final test of 30 multiple choice questions based on realistic situations, with a time limit of 45 minutes.
- The pass mark is 60%. If you do not pass, you can review the lessons and try again.
- On passing, you receive a Lexfolio certificate of completion with a unique certificate ID, which anyone can verify online.
- This is a certificate of completion issued by Lexfolio. It is not a degree, diploma or professional qualification.
This course is for education only and is not legal or career advice. Exam patterns, fees, salaries and eligibility rules change; it reflects the position as on 19 October 2026. Always check the current notification of the exam or institution concerned.
Access: after payment, open My account > Courses (or the course page) and start learning. Lifetime access to this course.
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