After completing their 12th standard education, aspiring law students have two different options in terms of degrees. The two different law degrees at undergraduate level are:
Candidates looking to study law specifically can opt for the three year LLB course. However, this program can be done only after you have completed your undergraduate course in any field. The LLB Course focuses solely on the study of law.
Students who wish to pursue the LLB Program have to choose between an LLB and LLB(hons) degree. Both these courses are similar in terms of duration, however LLB provides students with a more generalized knowledge of law as compared to LLB(hons.) which provides students with an in-depth knowledge of law subjects.
Usually, the time required to pursue a UG degree followed by an LLB is 3+3: 6 years.
Five Year Integrated Law Program
Typically, the 5-year integrated law program combines law education with various other subjects or fields. All highly sought-after law colleges in India, including all 25 NLUs, offer this program. This is an alternative for students who are sure of their career preference right after completing school. Below are some of the different categories of law degrees offered within the 5-year LLB program.
Degree |
Specifications |
BA LLB |
Law education is incorporated with subjects of BA such as History, Economics, Political Science etc. |
BBA LLB |
Law education is incorporated with subjects of BBA such as Business Environment, Strategic Management etc. |
B.Com LLB |
Law education is incorporated with subjects of BCom. such as Accountancy, Statistics etc. |
BCA LLB |
Integration of Law education alongside BCA concepts such as Computer Applications, IT, etc. |
B.Tech LLB |
Integrated intensive knowledge in the field of technology and law. Specifically designed for students interested in engineering as well as law. |
B.Sc LLB |
An integrated course which offers students knowledge from principles of science and law. |
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