Program Overview:

The Bachelor of Laws (LLB) is a professional undergraduate degree in law that provides students with the fundamental legal knowledge and skills needed to pursue a career in law. This program is designed for individuals who want to become legal professionals, such as lawyers, judges, legal consultants, or advocates. It offers a deep understanding of various legal systems, principles, statutes, and ethics, along with practical training in advocacy, legal research, and legal drafting.

The LLB program equips students with the ability to analyze complex legal issues, argue cases, and provide legal solutions across a wide range of sectors, including criminal law, civil law, corporate law, human rights, and environmental law. It prepares students for the legal profession by offering a blend of theory, practical application, and ethical understanding.

Program Duration:

• 3 years (for graduates)
• 5 years (integrated LLB program after 12th grade)

Eligibility Criteria:

• For 3-year LLB (After Graduation):
  • Candidates must have completed a Bachelor’s degree (BA, B.Com, B.Sc, etc.) from a recognized university, with a minimum aggregate percentage (usually 45% or above).
• For 5-year Integrated LLB (After 12th grade):
  • Candidates must have completed their higher secondary education (12th grade) with a minimum aggregate percentage (typically 45% or above).
  • Some universities may conduct entrance exams (like CLAT, AILET, or university-specific exams) for selection.

Program Structure:

The LLB program is divided into several semesters, covering both theoretical and practical aspects of law. The curriculum includes core legal subjects, case studies, moot court exercises, internships, and legal research, ensuring students gain a well-rounded legal education.

Core Subjects:

• Constitutional Law: Study of the Indian Constitution, its principles, and its impact on legal systems.
• Criminal Law: Understanding criminal offenses, their elements, punishments, and legal proceedings.
• Contract Law: Legal framework for agreements, rights, obligations, and enforceability.
• Family Law: Covers marriage, divorce, inheritance, and child custody laws.
• Torts and Consumer Protection: Focuses on civil wrongs, legal liabilities, and consumer rights.
• Property Law: Legal regulations governing property ownership, transfer, and disputes.
• Environmental Law: Covers laws related to environmental protection and sustainability.
• Human Rights Law: Study of international human rights, their protection, and enforcement.
• Legal Research and Writing: Developing skills in legal documentation, research, and writing.
• Intellectual Property Law: Protection of innovations, trademarks, patents, copyrights, and related areas.
• Public International Law: Focus on the laws governing relations between states and international organizations.

Practical Components:

• Moot Court Competitions: Simulated court proceedings to practice legal advocacy and argumentation.
• Internships: Hands-on experience in law firms, courts, or government legal departments.
• Case Studies and Projects: In-depth analysis of real-life legal cases to understand legal applications.
• Legal Drafting and Documentation: Learning to draft legal documents such as contracts, petitions, and affidavits.

Skills Acquired:

• Legal Knowledge and Research: In-depth understanding of laws, legal precedents, and legal research techniques.
• Analytical and Critical Thinking: Ability to analyze legal issues, identify key arguments, and make sound decisions.
• Advocacy and Public Speaking: Developing strong communication skills to present arguments in court or other legal settings.
• Problem-Solving Skills: Ability to offer practical legal solutions to complex problems.
• Ethical and Professional Conduct: Understanding the ethical responsibilities and professional standards in the legal profession.