India, Aug. 15 -- Many law scholars in India faced attendance shortages during their college years and therefore are not allowed to take multiple examinations and ultimately obtain their LLB Degrees. In light of the situation, the Bar Council of India (BCI) has recently introduced a one-time arrangement that could provide relief to law graduates who meet certain eligibility requirements. The decision comes after the Supreme Court extended judicial protection to the concerned category of students. The BCI has kept the arrangement strictly limited to the academic sessions covered by the Supreme Court's order.

What Has Changed for Law Graduates With Attendance Shortage?

The BCI, through its order dated August 12, 2026, has approved a trans...