The primary objective of the University is to evolve and impart comprehensive and interdisciplinary legal education that is socially relevant. Through this education, we aim to promote legal and ethical values and foster the rule of law and the objectives enshrined in the Constitution of India. Furthermore, the University works toward dissemination of legal knowledge and its role in national development, so that the ability to analyse and present contemporary issues of public concern and their legal implications for the benefit of the public is improved. These processes strive to promote legal awareness in the community and to achieve political, social and economic justice. Many believe that the path of liberalization we embarked upon in the early 90s unleashed India’s potential. Undoubtedly the country has undergone vast changes in all spheres and we see a more confident India asserting itself on the global stage. However, this progress has come with very significant challenges to the country. India’s various social classes are yet to be assimilated; their participation in the process of governance remains fractured. Cumulative progress needs to be fair and equitable. And integral to that is a legal system that empowers the marginalised, is just and fair in letter and spirit, and most importantly, does not use the law as a tool of oppression. Our sincere endeavor is to make legal education justice education, as an instrument of social, political and economic change. Each individual who is part of this institution must be remembered for the promotion of social justice. Our students will not only be shaped as change agents as the country achieves its social and developmental goals, but will also be equipped to address the imperatives of the new millennium and uphold the Constitution of India.
Other Courses
Courses and Details
LLB
LLB or Bachelor of Legislative Law is an undergraduate law degree which is a prerequisite for anyone who wants to enter the field of judiciary and law. The course is of 3 years, which helps to develop skills like problem-solving, communication, and judgment.
As part of an LLB degree offered at most popular law colleges in India, candidates need to take part in regular theory classes, moot courts, internships as well as tutorial work.
Eligibility Criteria
Syllabus
Year 1 |
Year 2 |
Year 3 |
Labor Law |
Law of Evidence |
Code of Criminal Procedure |
Family Law I |
Property Law including the transfer of Property Act |
Company Law |
Crime |
Arbitration, Conciliation & Alternative |
Civil Procedure Code (CPC) |
Family Laws II |
Jurisprudence |
Interpretation of Statutes |
Law of Tort & Consumer Protection Act |
Practical Training - Legal Aid |
Legal Writing |
Constitutional Law |
Human Rights & International Law |
Land Laws including ceiling and other local laws |
Professional Ethics |
Environmental Law |
Administrative Law |
Women & Law |
International Economics Law |
Practical Training - Moot Court and Drafting |
Scope
Job Profile |
Job Description |
Average Initial Salary |
Government Lawyer |
A government lawyer assists the government in all the legal aspects, from formulating to applying to regulating. |
INR 3 LPA |
Legal Associate |
A legal associate is responsible to coordinate with the clients and understand their legal requirements and formulate them. They usually work under a lawyer or in some firm. |
INR 4.5 LPA |
Law Officer |
A Law Officer is responsible to regulate all the legal aspects of the organization. Their main job is to keep the organization out of legal trouble. |
INR 4.8 LPA |
Corporate Lawyer |
They are the experts in commercial law and are responsible for ensuring that the company’s transactions comply with corporate laws and regulations. |
INR 5 LPA |
Lecturer |
A lecturer will generate and take lessons and lectures to cover the law course syllabus in a college or a university. |
INR 4 LPA |
Legal Administrator |
A Legal Administrator usually helps lawyers in the documentation process and other activities related to a case or a client. |
INR 6 LPA |
Legal Advisor |
A Legal Advisor develops and presents content in a large forum geared to inform internal and external clients and consultants on unique legal issues and other regulatory developments affecting plans and programs, providing advice on strategy and design of the company. |
INR 5.5 LPA |
Legal Counsel |
A Legal Counsel guides the important people of the company about different legal terms and conditions and helps to save the company from any legal damage. |
INR 10 LPA |
Average Fee
Average LLB course fees range from INR 1 to 2 LPA.
Average Salary
The average salary offered to these degree-holders ranges from INR 4 to 6 LPA. However, the salary depends upon the position and the practice.
BA LLB (Bachelor of Arts - Bachelor of Legislative Law) is a five-year integrated LLB course that candidates are eligible to pursue after completing Class 12. The Law course is an amalgamation of Humanities and Law streams, which allows candidates to study subjects such as History, Sociology, Administrative Law, Criminology, Family Law and so on.
The majority of Law schools run a semester system in which the five-year duration course is divided into 10 semesters. The BA LLB course fee in the top law colleges in India ranges from Rs 1.5-2.8 lakh per annum.
Candidates seeking admission to the BA LLB course should fulfil the criteria mentioned below:
Students planning to pursue BA LLB should possess a skill set in order to perform well in the course and later have a prosperous career. Some skills that candidates should have for the course include:
Bachelor of Business Administration & Bachelor of Legislative Law (BA LLB) is a five-year course on completion of which the aspirants are offered a professional degree. BBA LLB is an integrated law course wherein aspirants are taught subjects related to Business Administration as well as Law. As part of a Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) LLB course aspirants are first taught Commerce subjects such as Principles of Management, Financial Accounting, Computer Applications, Effective Communication, etc. Thereafter, aspirants are taught law subjects such as Law of Torts, Family Law, Constitutional Law, Property Law, Company Law, Administrative Law, Civil Law, Criminal Law, and the likes.
Aspirants meet the eligibility criteria for BBA LLB course if they have completed their Class 12 from a recognised board. Apart from this, most law colleges/institutes also state that candidates are eligible to apply for a BBA LLB course if they secure a minimum of 45 percent aggregate at their Class 12 level (for SC/ ST category candidates the range of this minimum marks percentage is 40 percent).
Most popular law colleges/universities in India conduct an entrance exam in order to shortlist aspirants for admission in BBA LLB course offered by them. Some popular subjects/ topics from which questions are asked in BBA LLB entrance exams are General Knowledge, English, Elementary Mathematics (Numerical Ability), Logical Reasoning and Legal Aptitude. Candidates can go through some popular law entrance exams for BBA LLB course admissions below:
BBA LLB course requires aspirants to be willing to work long hours and be open to going through a lot of reading material. Some key skills that aspirants should possess in order to perform well in the BBA LLB course are listed below:
B com LLB
B.Com + LLB is a five-year undergraduate program that is a combination of law and commerce studies. The course is divided into ten semesters designed to provide students with knowledge of subjects of the commerce and business background along with different laws vital in a professional world.
As part of an integrated BCom LLB course, aspirants are taught various topics by means of classroom teaching, case studies and moot courts.
Eligibility
Syllabus
Subjects in BCom LLB course |
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Auditing |
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Law of Contract |
Women, Child and the Law |
Business Communication |
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History of Courts, Legislation and Legal Profession in India |
Consumer Protection Law |
Environmental Studies |
Corporate Accounting |
Business Finance |
Constitutional Law |
Law of Crimes |
Legal Language |
Foreign Languages |
Interpretation of Statutes |
Law of Evidence |
Law of Tort |
Research Methodology |
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Jurisprudence |
Civil Procedure Code |
Company Law |
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Criminal Procedure Code |
Drafting, Pleading and Conveyancing |
Public International Law |
Property Law |
Administrative Law |
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Private International Law |
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Land Laws including Ceiling |
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Arbitration, Conciliation and Alternate Dispute Resolution Systems |
Banking and Financial Institutions including Negotiable Instruments |
Professional Ethics |
Public Interest Lawyering, Legal Aid and Para Legal Services |
Jobs & Career
After completing an integrated BCom LLB course, candidates are offered many job opportunities. Some popular job profiles that candidates can pursue after securing a BCom LLB degree are as mentioned below:
Top Recruiters
The top legal firms that are known to hire law graduates are listed below:
Average Fee
INR 30,000 - INR INR 13.20 Lakhs for whole course
Average Salary
INR 2.5 LPA - INR 50 LPA or Over
n India, legal education is traditionally offered as a three-year graduate degree conferring the title of Bachelor of Laws (LL.B./B.L.), requiring prospective students to have a bachelor's degree in any subject from a recognised institution.
However, specialised universities of law known as National Law Schools solely devoted to legal education offer an undergraduate five-year law course for students that have completed Class XII from a recognised board of education in India. The five-year law course leads to an integrated honours degree combining the LL.B. degree with another bachelor's degree, such as a Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science, Bachelor of Business Administration, Bachelor of Commerce and Bachelor of Social Work. In these programs, students are taught subjects associated with the additional non-law bachelor's degree during the first two years, in addition to standard legal subjects such as torts, contracts and constitutional law, such as social sciences for the Bachelor of Arts and a combination of physical, life and applied sciences for the Bachelor of Science. In the latter three years of all these programmes, legal subjects dominate the curriculum.