Last Updated: October 10, 2026
With other careers after intermediate, there is also a law degree, which you can pursue as a career. In Pakistan, you can get admission to a 4-year LLB program after 12 years of education. There is a requirement for an entrance test by the Higher Education Commission (HEC), known as the Law Admission Test (LAT).
After getting the admission in LLB, there is a required licensing from the Provincial Bar Council (PBC), like the Punjab Bar Council; for this, you have to do normally a six-week internship, pass the Bar entry test, and take some law-related courses. You can only do law practice by following this procedure.
On this page, here are some institutes that offer law education in Pakistan.
University Law College, University of Punjab
Programs Offered:
- LL.B. 4 Years (Morning)
- LL.M. 2 Years (Morning)
- Ph.D. in Law & Human Rights
- Diploma Programs
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School of Law, Quaid-i-Azam University
Programs Offered:
- BA/LL.B.
- LL. M
- Ph.D. in Law
- Certificate Courses
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International Islamic University, Islamabad.
Programs Offered:
- PhD Law,
- PhD in Shari‘ah (Islamic Law & Jurisprudence),
- PhD in Islamic Banking & Finance,
- LLM Corporate Law,
- LLM International Law,
- LLM International Trade Law,
- LLM Human Rights Law,
- LLM/MS (Shari‘ah & Law),
- LLM/MS Shari‘ah (Islamic Law & Jurisprudence),
- LLM/MS Shari‘ah (Islamic Commercial Law),
- LLM/MS Shari‘ah (Muslim Family Law) and BA/LLB (Hons) Shari‘ah & Law.
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