Law Programs

Program: BALLB

Program Code: BAL

Level: Graduation

Duration: 5 Years (10 Semester)

Programme Educational Objectives:

PEO – 1 - To promote legal thinking skills among students with a comprehensive understanding of the law in order to effectively and efficiently handle legal situations.
PEO – 2 - To prepare students for a conspicuous appearance in court by teaching them professional ethics and legal procedure
PEO – 3 - To develop the professional legal knowledge and communication skills required for the successful legal career.
PEO - 4 - To raise student understanding of the various emerging social and technical concerns that have arisen as a result of liberalisation and globalisation.
PEO - 5 - To develop a behavioural and psychological understanding of the laws that governs criminal behaviour.
PEO - 6 - To be able to comprehend the fundamental concepts of municipal, international, substantive, and procedural law.
PEO - 7 - To learn and analyse legal principles in relation to the current political, social, and economic situation.
PEO - 8 - To use the legal system as a tool for effective communication and analysis.

Program Outcomes (PO’s):

PSO – 1 - To improve Students' legal knowledge and they should be able to apply legal ideas in current societal situations.
PSO – 2 - To enable students to carve out a career in litigation in a variety of industries, including corporations, banks, and courts.
PSO – 3 - To gain the drafting, pleading, and convincing abilities necessary for legal practise proficiency.
PSO – 4 - Understanding and applying legal ethics in legal practise, as well as fostering friendly relationships between the Bar and the Bench.
PSO – 5 - To improve research and reasoning skills in order to broaden legal knowledge and deal with socio-legal issues.
PSO – 6 - To enable students to reflect on their accomplishments and life objectives.
PSO – 7 - To make it a lifelong learning process that contributes to a greater enrichment of society ideals.
PSO – 8 - To develop an analytical leadership and motivational attitude that will benefit the other members of the legal society.
PSO – 9 - To develop expertise in the practical application of legal principles by raising awareness of constitutional, legislative, and societal changes.

Particulars	Year	Tuition Fee
Indian students	1	Rs. 30,000
	2	Rs. 30,000
	3	Rs. 30,000
	4	Rs. 30,000
	5	Rs. 30,000
	Total Tution Fee	Rs. 150,000

*National Student Exam Fee/ Semester-2500 Indian Rupees

Semester I

S. No.	Category	Paper Code	SUBJECTS	Periods				Evaluation Scheme
S. No.	Category	Paper Code	SUBJECTS	L	T	P	Credit	Internal	External	Total
1	DSC	BAL 1101	History-I (Ancient History)	4	0	0	4	30	70	100
2	DSC	BAL 1102	Sociology-I (Principles of Sociology)	4	0	0	4	30	70	100
3	AECC	BAL 1103	English Communication -I	4	0	0	4	30	70	100
4	DSC	BAL 1104	Political Science - I (Principles of Political Science)	4	0	0	4	30	70	100
5	DSC	BAL 1105	Law of Tort	4	0	0	4	30	70	100
6	DSC	BAL 1106	Legal Methods (Jurisprudence I )	4	0	0	4	30	70	100
7	VACC	VACC-101	Human Values and Professional Ethics	3	0	0	3	30	70	100
Total				27	0	0	27	210	490	700

Semester II

S. No.	Category	Paper Code	SUBJECTS	Periods				Evaluation Scheme
S. No.	Category	Paper Code	SUBJECTS	L	T	P	Credit	Internal	External	Total
1	DSC	BAL 1201	History-II (Medieval and Modern History)	4	0	0	4	30	70	100
2	DSC	BAL 1202	Sociology-II (Social Anthropology)	4	0	0	4	30	70	100
3	AECC	BAL 1203	English Communication -II	4	0	0	4	30	70	100
4	DSC	BAL 1204	Political Science – II (Government and Politics)	4	0	0	4	30	70	100
5	DSC	BAL 1205	Law of Contract-I	4	0	0	4	30	70	100
6	DSC	BAL 1206	Constitution -I	4	0	0	4	30	70	100
7	VACC	VACC 201	Environmental Studies	3	0	0	3	30	70	100
Total				27	0	0	27	210	490	700

Semester III

S. No.	Category	Paper Code	SUBJECTS	Periods				Evaluation Scheme
S. No.	Category	Paper Code	SUBJECTS	L	T	P	Credit	Internal	External	Total
1	DSC	BAL 2301	History-III (Legal and Constitutional History of India)	4	0	0	4	30	70	100
2	DSC	BAL 2302	Sociology III (Sociological Thoughts)	4	0	0	4	30	70	100
3	DSC	BAL 2303	Economics-I (Micro Economics)	4	0	0	4	30	70	100
4	DSC	BAL 2304	Political Science-III (Comparative Politics & Policy Administration)	4	0	0	4	30	70	100
5	DSC	BAL 2305	Law of Contract-II	4	0	0	4	30	70	100
6	DSC	BAL 2306	Constitution -II	4	0	0	4	30	70	100
Total				24	0	0	24	180	420	600

Semester IV

S. No.	Category	Paper Code	SUBJECTS	Periods				Evaluation Scheme
S. No.	Category	Paper Code	SUBJECTS	L	T	P	Credit	Internal	External	Total
1	DSC	BAL 2401	Family Laws- I (Hindu Laws)	4	0	0	4	30	70	100
2	DSC	BAL 2402	Sociology - IV (Social Movements)	4	0	0	4	30	70	100
3	DSC	BAL 2403	Economics-II (Macro Economics)	4	0	0	4	30	70	100
4	DSC	BAL 2404	Political Science – IV (Political Thoughts)	4	0	0	4	30	70	100
5	DSC	BAL 2405	Law of Crimes- I (IPC)/BNS	4	0	0	4	30	70	100
6	DSC	BAL 2406	Jurisprudence II	4	0	0	4	30	70	100
Total				24	0	0	24	180	420	600

Semester V

S. No.	Category	Paper Code	SUBJECTS	Periods				Evaluation Scheme
S. No.	Category	Paper Code	SUBJECTS	L	T	P	Credit	Internal	External	Total
1	DSC	BAL 3501	Personal Laws-II (Muslim Laws)	4	0	0	4	30	70	100
2	DSC	BAL 3502	Sociology - V (Indian Society)	4	0	0	4	30	70	100
3	DSC	BAL 3503	Law of Evidence/Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam 2023	4	0	0	4	30	70	100
4	DSC	BAL 3504	Civil Procedure Code, 1908 & Limitation Act, 1963.	4	0	0	4	30	70	100
5	DSC	BAL 3505	Indian Language I/Legal Language	4	0	0	4	30	70	100
6	SEC	BAL 3506	Clinic I-Drafting, Pleading and Conveyance	2	0	4	4	30	70	100
Total				22	0	4	24	180	420	600

Semester VI

S. No.	Category	Paper Code	SUBJECTS	Periods				Evaluation Scheme
S. No.	Category	Paper Code	SUBJECTS	L	T	P	Credit	Internal	External	Total
1	DSC	BAL 3601	Law of Crimes- II ( Cr. P.C./BNSS )	4	0	0	4	30	70	100
2	DSC	BAL 3602	Interpretation of Statutes	4	0	0	4	30	70	100
3	DSC	BAL 3603	Company Law & Partnership Act	4	0	0	4	30	70	100
4	DSC	BAL 3604	Environmental Laws	4	0	0	4	30	70	100
5	DSC	BAL 3605	Public International Law	4	0	0	4	30	70	100
6	SEC	BAL 3606	Clinic II- Professional Ethics and Professional Accounting system	2	0	4	4	30	70	100
Total				22	0	4	24	180	420	600

Semester VII

S. No.	Category	Paper Code	SUBJECTS	Periods				Evaluation Scheme
S. No.	Category	Paper Code	SUBJECTS	L	T	P	Credit	Internal	External	Total
1	DSC	BAL 4701	Law of Property and Easement	4	0	0	4	30	70	100
2	DSC	BAL 4702	Intellectual Property Rights	4	0	0	4	30	70	100
3	DSC	BAL 4703	Administrative Law	4	0	0	4	30	70	100
4	DSC	BAL 4704	Labour & Industrial Laws I	4	0	0	4	30	70	100
5	DSC	BAL 4705	Clinic III-Alternate Dispute Resolution	2	0	0	4	30	70	100
6	OEC	BAL 4706	Open Elective	3	0	0	3	30	70	100
Total				21	0	4	23	180	420	600

Semester VIII

S. No.	Category	Paper Code	SUBJECTS	Periods				Evaluation Scheme
S. No.	Category	Paper Code	SUBJECTS	L	T	P	Credit	Internal	External	Total
1	DSC	BAL 4801	Law of Taxation	4	0	0	4	30	70	100
2	DSC	BAL 4802	Sociology of Crime & Deviance	4	0	0	4	30	70	100
3	DSC	BAL 4803	Revenue Code /Uttar Pradesh Land Laws	4	0	0	4	30	70	100
4	DSC	BAL 4804	Labour & Industrial Laws II	4	0	0	4	30	70	100
Elective Discipline (DSE) (Any one of the following Group) (A)CRIMINAL LAW GROUP (B) CORPORATE LAW GROUP (C) Intellectual Property Law Group
(A) CRIMINAL LAW GROUP
5	DSEC	BAL 4810	Criminology & Penology	4	0	0	4	30	70	100
6	DSEC	BAL 4811	Collective Violence & Criminal Justice System	4	0	0	4	30	70	100
(B) CORPORATE LAW GROUP
7	DSEC	BAL 4812	Investment Laws	4	0	0	4	30	70	100
8	DSEC	BAL 4813	Corporate Governance	4	0	0	4	30	70	100
(C) Intellectual Property Law Group
9	DSEC	BAL 4814	Patent Law	4	0	0	4	30	70	100
10	DSEC	BAL 4815	Trade Marks Law	4	0	0	4	30	70	100
Total				24	0	0	24	180	420	600

Semester IX

S. No.	Category	Paper Code	SUBJECTS	Periods				Evaluation Scheme
S. No.	Category	Paper Code	SUBJECTS	L	T	P	Credit	Internal	External	Total
1	DSC	BAL 5901	Human Rights Law	2	0	4	4	30	70	100
2	DSC	BAL 5902	Legal Research Methodology	4	0	0	4	30	70	100
3	SEC	BAL 5903	Clinic IV Moot Court Exercise and Internship	3	0	0	3	30	70	100
Elective Discipline (DSE) (Any one of the following Group) (A)CRIMINAL LAW GROUP (B) CORPORATE LAW GROUP (C) Intellectual Property Law Group
(A) CRIMINAL LAW GROUP
S. No.	Category	Paper Code	SUBJECTS	Periods				Evaluation Scheme
S. No.	Category	Paper Code	SUBJECTS	L	T	P	Credit	Internal	External	Total
4	DSEC	BAL 5914	Comparative Criminal Procedure	4	0	0	4	30	70	100
5	DSEC	BAL 5915	It Offences	4	0	0	4	30	70	100
6	DSEC	BAL 5916	Law Relating To Women	4	0	0	4	30	70	100
(B) CORPORATE LAW GROUP
7	DSEC	BAL 5917	Financial Market Regulations	4	0	0	4	30	70	100
8	DSEC	BAL 5918	Banking & Insurance Laws	4	0	0	4	30	70	100
9	DSEC	BAL 5919	Law of Corporate Finance	4	0	0	4	30	70	100
(C) Intellectual Property Law Group
10	DSEC	BAL 5920	Trade Secret And Technology Transfer	4	0	0	4	30	70	100
11	DSEC	BAL 5921	Intellectual Property Rights In Pharmacy Industry	4	0	0	4	30	70	100
12	DSEC	BAL 5922	Intellectual Property Rights In Information Technology	4	0	0	4	30	70	100
Total				21	0	4	23	180	420	600

Semester X

S. No.	Category	Paper Code	SUBJECTS	Periods				Evaluation Scheme
S. No.	Category	Paper Code	SUBJECTS	L	T	P	Credit	Internal	External	Total
1	DSC	BAL 5101	Dissertation	0	0	0	8	0	200	200
2	DSC	BAL 5102	Internship (Lawyer/Law Firms)	0	0	0	8	0	200	200
Total				0	0	0	16	0	400	400

Note:

The total number of Credits of the B.A.LL.B. programme are 236 Credits.

BA LL.B is a Graduate integrated course of five years duration. This is a professional course which combines Bachelor of Arts and Law. It covers various arts subjects like History, Economics, Sociology, Political Science, etc along with the strong basis of law and legislature. The course is not only restricted to the class rooms studies, but it also includes the mock court trainings, case studies, etc. This integrate course in Bachelor of Arts and Law offers bright career opportunities for the aspirants nowadays. They have opportunities with various courts of law both in Central and State government. Graduates who have completed this integrated course can also opt for the higher studies.

Higher Studies Options after BA LL.B

There are many options in higher education after integrated course in BA LLB. Students can opt for LLM or MA and other PG courses after this. Those interested in a career in teaching field can choose LLM and those want to divert their career to flexible areas and to gain experience.
Some other higher education options available for these graduates are

M.A. Political Science/International Relations
M.A. Human Rights and Duties Education
Master of Comparative Laws
LL.M Specializations in
Business Law
Human Rights Law
IPR
Trade Law
Corporate and Commercial Law
International Law
Personal Laws
Constitutional and Administrative Law
Criminal Law
Environment Law
Public Policy Law and Governance
Labour Law
P.G Diplomas in, Labour Law, Criminology, Women’s Rights and Human Rights, etc.

Short Term Courses for BA LLB Graduates

BA LLB graduates can also opt for the short term courses after their graduation. Some of the short term courses offered in India are:

Certificate Course in Cyber Laws
Diploma in Administrative Laws
Diploma in Alternative Dispute Resolution System
Diploma in Environmental Laws
Diploma in Human Rights
Diploma in Intellectual Property Rights
Diploma in International Laws
Diploma in Labour Law and Personnel Management
Diploma in Labour Laws and Industrial Relations
Diploma in Taxation Laws, etc.

Job Opportunities for BA LLB Graduates

There are lots of career options for a law graduate in India, namely:

Civil Judge (Junior Division) exams organised by State PSCs for appointment of judges in the subordinate courts within the state.
Law officer exams of PSUs/PSBs offering the post of officer or assistant manager in executive grade.
Short service commission in the Indian Army in the Judge Advocate General Branch/Law Cadre in the Indian Navy and Indian Air Force.
Higher studies in law field include LLM degree and thereafter a doctorate. After getting LLM degree, one may appear for UGC NET/ JRF-Junior Research Fellowship exam conducted by NTA and after qualifying NET/JRF-Junior Research Fellowship may apply for Assistant Professor Jobs in universities and colleges.
As an employee in private companies or as a partner/employee in a legal consulting firm.
As a graduate, one can compete for all jobs requiring graduate qualification say UPSC, SSC, State PSCs, State Subordinate SSCs.
At last, but not the least, one may start his/her own practice which may seem somewhat tough in initial years for those who are not well connected or are not successors/relative of legal practitioners but may outperform all of the above in terms of earnings, name and fame in later years on the basis of hard work and dedication in the field.

Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Law (BALLB)