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Law
BA LLB
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Duration
5 Years
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Eligibility
Requirements for admission to this course
Educational Qualification: Must have passed Class 12 (10+2) or equivalent from a recognized board in any stream.
Minimum Marks Required:
General / OBC Category: Minimum 45% aggregate marks
SC / ST Category: Minimum 40% aggregate marks
Minimum Marks Required:
General / OBC Category: Minimum 45% aggregate marks
SC / ST Category: Minimum 40% aggregate marks
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Admission Process
Steps to apply for this course
Merit Based
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Career Opportunities
Career paths after completing this course
Litigation Lawyer / Advocate: Practice independently or join established law firms to represent clients in District Courts, High Courts, and the Supreme Court of India.
Judicial Services (Judiciary): Sit for the Civil Judge (Junior Division) entrance examinations conducted by State Public Service Commissions to enter judicial officers' cadres.
Public Prosecutor / Government Counsel: Serve as legal officers representing state or central government agencies in criminal or civil matters.
2. Corporate & Business Sector
Corporate Lawyer / Legal Associate: Work with corporate law firms or in-house legal teams handling contracts, mergers and acquisitions, intellectual property rights (IPR), and employment law.
Legal Compliance Manager: Ensure corporate policies align with statutory laws, regulatory frameworks, tax compliance, and industry standards.
In-House Legal Advisor: Provide day-to-day legal counsel to companies in industries like banking, IT, real estate, manufacturing, and healthcare.
3. Public Sector, Civil Services & Governance
Legal Officer in PSUs & Banks: Join public sector undertakings (PSUs) like ONGC, BHEL, IOCL, or public sector banks via competitive exams (such as IBPS SO Law Officer or CLAT PG).
Civil Services: Prepare for UPSC (IAS, IPS, IRS) or State PCS examinations using law or political science as an optional subject.
Legislative Assistant / Public Policy Analyst: Assist parliamentarians, policy think tanks, and research institutes in drafting bills, policy analysis, and legal research.
4. Alternative Career Pathways
Arbitrator / Mediator: Engage in Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) for commercial, contractual, and international disputes.
Legal Journalism & Media: Work as legal analysts, reporters, or editors for legal news publications, media outlets, and online platforms.
Human Rights & NGO Sector: Partner with international organizations (UN, Amnesty International) or non-profits advocating for social justice, environmental rights, and legal aid.
Higher Education & Research (Academia): Pursue an LL.M. and Ph.D. to become a law professor, academic scholar, or researcher.
Judicial Services (Judiciary): Sit for the Civil Judge (Junior Division) entrance examinations conducted by State Public Service Commissions to enter judicial officers' cadres.
Public Prosecutor / Government Counsel: Serve as legal officers representing state or central government agencies in criminal or civil matters.
2. Corporate & Business Sector
Corporate Lawyer / Legal Associate: Work with corporate law firms or in-house legal teams handling contracts, mergers and acquisitions, intellectual property rights (IPR), and employment law.
Legal Compliance Manager: Ensure corporate policies align with statutory laws, regulatory frameworks, tax compliance, and industry standards.
In-House Legal Advisor: Provide day-to-day legal counsel to companies in industries like banking, IT, real estate, manufacturing, and healthcare.
3. Public Sector, Civil Services & Governance
Legal Officer in PSUs & Banks: Join public sector undertakings (PSUs) like ONGC, BHEL, IOCL, or public sector banks via competitive exams (such as IBPS SO Law Officer or CLAT PG).
Civil Services: Prepare for UPSC (IAS, IPS, IRS) or State PCS examinations using law or political science as an optional subject.
Legislative Assistant / Public Policy Analyst: Assist parliamentarians, policy think tanks, and research institutes in drafting bills, policy analysis, and legal research.
4. Alternative Career Pathways
Arbitrator / Mediator: Engage in Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) for commercial, contractual, and international disputes.
Legal Journalism & Media: Work as legal analysts, reporters, or editors for legal news publications, media outlets, and online platforms.
Human Rights & NGO Sector: Partner with international organizations (UN, Amnesty International) or non-profits advocating for social justice, environmental rights, and legal aid.
Higher Education & Research (Academia): Pursue an LL.M. and Ph.D. to become a law professor, academic scholar, or researcher.