Bachelor of Laws

About Bachelor of Laws

The Bachelor of Laws (LL.B) is a professional degree that opens the door to the legal profession. Lawyers help people understand their rights, represent them in courts, draft agreements and advise businesses and governments. The three-year LL.B is designed for those who have already completed graduation.

The programme covers the major areas of Indian law — constitutional, criminal, civil, family, contract, property and labour law — along with practical training through moot courts, drafting and court visits.

What You Will Learn in LL.B

• Constitutional law and administrative law
• Law of contracts, torts and property
• Criminal law: IPC/BNS, criminal procedure and evidence
• Family law, labour law and jurisprudence
• Drafting, pleading and conveyancing
• Moot court, internships and professional ethics

LL.B Eligibility Criteria

• Graduation in any discipline with minimum marks as per Bar Council of India norms

Eligibility conditions are set by the concerned council, board or university and may change from session to session. Our admission counsellors confirm your eligibility before you take admission.

Career Scope After LL.B

• Advocate in district courts and high courts (after enrolment with the State Bar Council)
• Legal advisor in companies and banks
• Judicial services examinations
• Legal officer in government departments
• Post-graduation: LL.M

LL.B – Frequently Asked Questions

Can I practise law right after LL.B?

After LL.B you enrol with the State Bar Council and clear the All India Bar Examination to obtain the certificate of practice.

Is there an age limit for LL.B?

There is currently no upper age limit for LL.B admission as per Bar Council of India rules, making it popular among working professionals too.