BA LLB

An LLB (Bachelor of Laws) is a foundational professional law degree, generally taken as a 3-year program after graduation or a 5-year integrated program (BA LLB, BBA LLB, etc.) after Class 12, focusing on core legal subjects like criminal, civil, and corporate law. It is regulated by the Bar Council of India (BCI) and essential for legal practice.Key LLB Program Types & Structure3-Year LLB: Aimed at students who have completed a bachelor’s degree in any discipline.5-Year Integrated LLB: Combines undergraduate studies (BA, BBA, BCom, BSc, BTech) with law, typically for students straight out of Class 12.Curriculum Focus: Includes Constitutional Law, Criminal Law, Civil Law, Contract Law, Property Law, and Family Law.Practical Training: Emphasizes moot courts, internships, and legal research.Eligibility Criteria (2026)3-Year LLB: Graduation from a recognized university with minimum 45%–50% marks.5-Year LLB: Class 12 pass with minimum 45%–50% marks.Relaxation: 5% relaxation in marks is often available for SC/ST candidates, and 3% for OBC candidates.