🇬🇧 After Class 12 · 3 years (4 in Scotland)
Bachelors in Law in the UK
An undergraduate law degree (LLB or JD pathway) covering contract, criminal, constitutional and commercial law. Here's how Indian students get in after Class 12, what it costs and what comes next.
- 3 years (4 in Scotland)
- Tuition £16,000 – £30,000/yr
- Class 12 + English test
- Loan & visa support
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How do I study Law in the UK after Class 12?
A bachelor's in Law in the UK takes 3 years (4 in Scotland). You need class 12 marks of about 70–90% depending on the university; English test or a high Class 12 English score (any stream; strong English). Tuition is about £16,000 – £30,000 a year — roughly ₹61 lakh – ₹1.14 crore for the full degree before living costs (£1,529/month in London, £1,171/month elsewhere (visa funds, up to 9 months)). Apply via UCAS, by late January for most courses (mid-October for Oxford, Cambridge and medicine).
Official sources: GOV.UK — Student visa
Law in the UK at a glance
- Duration
- 3 years (4 in Scotland)
- Tuition (international)
- £16,000 – £30,000 a year
- Tuition for the full degree
- ₹61 lakh – ₹1.14 crore
- Living costs
- £1,529/month in London, £1,171/month elsewhere (visa funds, up to 9 months)
- Class 12 subjects
- Any stream; strong English
- Entry
- Class 12 marks of about 70–90% depending on the university; English test or a high Class 12 English score
- How to apply
- UCAS, by late January for most courses (mid-October for Oxford, Cambridge and medicine)
- Work during study
- Up to 20 hours/week in term for degree-level study
- After graduation
- Graduate Route: 2 years (3 for PhD); reducing to 18 months from January 2027
Overview
Studying Law in the UK
An undergraduate law degree (LLB or JD pathway) covering contract, criminal, constitutional and commercial law.
In the US and Canada, law is mainly a graduate degree (JD) taken after a bachelor's.
UK offers one-year master's keeps total cost and time abroad low, globally recognised universities with clear entry requirements and graduate Route work visa after your degree.
- Class 12: Any stream; strong English
- Class 12 marks of about 70–90% depending on the university; English test or a high Class 12 English score
- Passport
- Statement of purpose / personal statement
- One or two school recommendation letters
- Proof of funds for the visa
Timeline
Timeline for the 2027 intake
- 01
Class 11–12
Keep marks high in required subjects; take the English test in Class 12.
- 02
Shortlist
Pick 6–8 universities in the UK across ambitious, realistic and safe options.
- 03
Apply
UCAS, by late January for most courses (mid-October for Oxford, Cambridge and medicine)
- 04
Offer and funds
Accept an offer, arrange savings or an education loan with a parent as co-applicant.
- 05
Visa
Apply for the UK Student visa.
Universities
Universities we cover in the UK
Graduate tuition shown for comparison; undergraduate fees differ — check each university for Law.
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Yes. You need class 12 marks of about 70–90% depending on the university; English test or a high Class 12 English score, with any stream; strong English.
Tuition is about £16,000 – £30,000 a year (₹61 lakh – ₹1.14 crore for the full degree), plus living costs of £1,529/month in London, £1,171/month elsewhere (visa funds, up to 9 months).
3 years (4 in Scotland).
Yes — banks and NBFCs fund undergraduate study abroad with a parent as co-applicant; larger amounts usually need collateral.
Graduate Route: 2 years (3 for PhD); reducing to 18 months from January 2027.
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