Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Legislative Law (Hons.) BA-LL.B
Admission Calender for BA-LL.B(Hons.) Program | |
Last date for submission of duly completed Application Form along with Admission Fees & release of Provisional Admission Letters | August 20, 2022 |
Registration with scrutiny of original certificates & Payment of First Semester Fee | August 24, 2022 |
Commencement of Classes | August 29, 2022 |
About the Program
Faculty of Law offers 5 years full time BA-LL.B (Hons.) and BBA-LL.B (Hons.) Programs which are approved by Bar Council of India (BCI).
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Duration
- Five years
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Eligibility Criteria
- Pass in 10+2 (any discipline) with 50% and above aggregate marks. Scores of Common Law Admission Test (CLAT), Law School Admission Test (LSAT) and the ICFAI Law School Admission Test (ILSAT 2021) will be given weightage. Students appearing for final examinations and awaiting results are also eligible for admission.
- Applicants should not be more than 21 years of age as on the day of commencement of the program, ie., August 30, 2021
- Note: Age restriction for Law Programs can be relaxed as per BCI guidelines
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Program Structure
The curriculum is most contemporary and innovatively designed and developed in association with academicians and professional experts, and as per the guidelines of Bar Council of India. The programs are organized into ten semesters spread over five years. There are five legal internships after every year
BA-LL.B (Honours)
First Year
SEMESTER I
SEMESTER II
AE1
English Language Skills
AE 2
Environmental Studies
CC 1
Approaches and Prospects of Social Sciences
CC 4
Constitutional Government in India
CC 2
Basic Principles of Political Theory- I
CC 5
Basic Principles of Political Theory- II
CC 3
Indian Political Thought- I
CC 6
Indian Political Thought-II
GE 1
General Elective I
GE 2
General Elective II
LC 1
Jurisprudence
LC 2
Law of Torts and Consumer Law
LIP-I
Second Year
SEMESTER III
SEMESTER IV
SE 1
Introduction to computer
CC 10
Political Sociology
CC 7
Comparative Government and Politics
CC 11
Politics in India: Structures and Processes
CC 8
Global Politics
CC 12
Administration and Public Policy in India
GE 4
General Elective IV
CC 9
Public Administration: Concepts and Perspectives
DE 2
Discipline Elective I
GE 3
General Elective III
DE 2
Discipline Elective II
LC 3
Constitutional Law- I
LC 4
Constitutional Law- II
LIP-II
Third Year
SEMESTER V
SEMESTER VI
SE2
Soft Skill
LC 6
Law of Special Contracts
CC13
International Relations
LC 7
Land Laws
CC 14
Western Political Thought and Theory
LC 8
Company Law
CC 15
Human Rights
LC 9
Environmental Law
DE 3
Discipline Elective III
LC 10
Family Law-I
DE 4
Discipline Elective IV
LC 2
LC 5
Law of General Contracts
LC 11
Indian Penal Code
CL 1
Clinical I-(Drafting, Pleading & Conveyance)
CL 2
Clinical II-(Moot court )
LIP-III
Fourth Year
SEMESTER VII
SEMESTER VIII
LC 12
Family Law-II
LC 16
Criminal Procedure Code
LC 13
Labour Law- I
LC 17
Property and Easement Law
LC 14
Law of Evidence
LC 18
Labour Law- II
LC 15
Civil Procedure Code
LC 19
Human Rights & Humanitarian Law
LE1
Elective I
LE 3
Elective III
LE 2
Elective II
LE 4
Elective IV
CL 3
Clinical III(Professional Ethics)
CL 4
Clinical IV(ADR)
LIP-IV
Fifth Year
SEMESTER IX
SEMESTER X
LC 20
Law of Taxation
LC 22
Administrative Law
LC 21
Public International Law
LC 23
Cyber Law
LE 5
Elective V
LC 24
Mediation with Conciliation
HE 1
Honors Course- I
LE 6
Elective VI
HE 2
Honors Course- II
HE 5
Honors Course- V
HE 3
Honors Course- III
HE 6
Honors Course- VI
HE 4
Honors Course- IV
HE 7
Honors Course- VII
HE 8
Honors Course- VIII
Clinical Courses (CL): CL-1 Drafting, Pleading & Conveyance; CL-2 Moot Court; CL-3 Professional ethics; CL-4 Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) AE-Ability Enhancement Course, GC-General Core Course, SE-Skill Enhancement Course, GE-General Elective Course, DE-Discipline Specific Course, CL-Clinical Course, LC-Law Core, LE-Law Electives, HE-Honours Electives The program structure is tentative, subject to change.
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Electives
Students has to opt only one from each group below General Electives (GE) Discipline Specific Electives (DE) GE I DE I - Sociology
- Political Geography
- United Nations and Global Conflicts
- Political Ideologies
GE II DE II - Psychology
- Education
- India's Foreign Policy in Globalizing World
- Development Process and Social Movements in Contemporary India
GE III DE III - Intermediate Economics
- Leadership and personality Development
- Major Constitutions of the World
- Major Issues in Contemporary Politics
GE IV DE IV - Indian History
- Language, Literature & Culture
- Contemporary Political Economy
- International Organization
Law Component (A student has to opt for one among the options) Law Electives (LE) LE - I
LE - II
Citizenship & Emigration Law
Competition Law
Principles of Legislation
Law of Bankruptcy & Insolvency
Media Law
Law of Infrastructure Development
LE - III
LE - IV
White Collar Crimes
Private International Law
Criminal Psychology
International Criminal Law & Criminal Court
Comparative Criminal Law
International Business Dispute Resolution
LE - V
LE - VI
Farmers & Breeders’ Rights
Law on Food Safety & Security
Agriculture Lending & Rural Infrastructure Development
NGOs & Law
Law on Micro-Finance & Micro- Insurance In India
Public Health Law
Honors Courses Business Law
International Law
Intellectual Property Rights
Law & Economics
Law Relating to Regional Trade Agreements (RTAs)
IPR Treaties & Conventions
Law of Carriage, Transportation & Insurance
Export, Import & Anti- Dumping Law
Copyright Law
Law of Mergers & Governance
WTO & GATT
Law of Patent
International Contracts Law
Maritime Law
Law of Trademark & Service Mark
Money Laundering
Law of Aviation
Traditional Knowledge, GI & Farmers' Rights
Law of Foreign Trade & Exchange
International Environment Law
Special Intellectual Property
E- Commerce and Law
ILO & Labour Law
IPR Valuation & Management
International Banking Law
International Criminal Law & Criminal Court
IPR Protection & Technology
NOTE:
- Any of the Honors/Elective subjects may not be offered to the students if the teaching facility for such a subject is not
available.
- No student shall be allowed to change his/ her Honors/Elective subject except during the first two weeks of
commencement of the semester.