LLB stands for Legum Baccalaureus, a Latin term meaning Bachelor of Laws. It is an undergraduate degree in law pursued by individuals aiming to build a career in the legal field. In India, LLB is offered as a 3-year course for graduates and a 5-year integrated course for students after 12th grade. The LLB curriculum covers various branches of law, including constitutional, criminal, corporate, and civil law. After completing an LLB, graduates can enroll with the Bar Council and practice law or pursue further studies like LLM or judicial services. LLB not only opens doors to legal careers but also enhances analytical, communication, and reasoning skills essential for various professional fields.