About Bachelor of Law (LLB)

The 3-year Bachelor of Law is a postgraduate programme offered by various law institutes and universities in the country. The programme targets various fields of law including labour law, criminal law, contractual law, family law, legal writing and many others.

In order to apply for this programme, candidates have to complete their graduation. The 3-year LLB programme is mandatory for those who want to practice law and also for the candidates who want to pursue LL.M or Masters of Law programmes.

The course offers a broad understanding of constitutional law and it different sections to enable law aspirants in understanding the various case studies in the legal history of India. Classroom learning and internships are a part of the programme to impart elaborate education.

Bachelor of Law (LLB) Eligibility Criteria

• Minimum Qualification Required: Graduation (any discipline)
• Minimum Marks Required (Aggregate): 45%

LLB Admission Process:

• In order to secure admission in the 3-year LLB programme, it is essential to complete graduation without any back and an overall aggregate of 45% marks.
• All admissions to the 3-year LLB programme are done on the basis of entrance exams conducted by NLUs or the respective private universities.
• A merit list is prepared on the basis of the scores in entrance exams and applicants are selected accordingly.
• Some of the private universities also offer direct admission to the LLB programme to candidates who have completed graduation.

Bachelor of Law (LLB) Syllabus

First Year:

Labour Law	Criminology	Constitutional Law
Women and Law	Family Laws	International Economics Law
Professional Ethics	Contractual Law	Law of Tort and Consumer Protection Act

Second Year:

Law of Evidence	Environmental Law	Jurisprudence
Comparative Law	Property Law and transfer of Property Act	Law of Insurance
Arbitration, Conciliation and Alternative	Intellectual Property Law	Human Rights and International Law

Third Year:

Civil Procedure Court (CPC)	Training in Moot Court	Interpretation of Statutes
Legal Writing	Code of Criminal Procedure	Land Laws including Ceiling and other Local News
Administrative Law	Training in Drafting	Company Law
Law of Taxation	Cooperative Law	Banking Law and Negotiable Instruments Act