Bachelor of Laws( LLB )

Programme Structure : ( LLB )
LLB stands for Bachelor of Laws, an undergraduate degree in law. The duration of the LLB course is typically three years for graduates and five years for students who pursue it directly after high school. LLB programs are designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of various aspects of law, including substantive law, procedural law, legal theory, and practical skills.

Curriculum:
The LLB curriculum usually covers subjects such as
Constitutional Law
Criminal Law
Contract Law
Tort Law
Property Law
Administrative Law
Family Law
Environmental Law
International Law
Legal Research and Writing
Some programs may offer elective courses or specializations in specific areas of law.

Eligibility Criteria : Any graduate