Courses

LL.B.

About Course

The abbreviation LL.B is known as Bachelor of Legislative Law in India. LLB is basically a postgraduate level degree offered to students who wish to have a career in legal profession. The LL.B 3 Years courses approved by the Bar Council of India affiliated to the Chaudhary Charan Singh University, Meerut.

Special Featatures

  • National Seminars / Webinars
  • Moot Court Competitions
  • Legal Workshops
  • Debate Competitions
  • ILI, Parliament & Library Visit
  • Police Station, Jail, Court Visit
  • Sports & Cultural Activities
  • Educational Trips
  • Legal Literacy Camp
  • Special Communication & IT Classes
  • Articles by Eminent Professors/Judges
  • Revision Classes before examination
  • Special Classes on Saturdays & Sundays
  • 100% Results

Admission Criteria

Eligibility:

Min. 45% marks in graduation/post graduation for GEN & OBC
Min. 40% marks in graduation/post gradation for SC/ST

Duration:

3 Years

Selection Criteria:

As Rules of the Bar Council of India/Ch. Charan Singh university. Meerut/U.P State Govt.

B.A. LL.B Integrated Degree Course

Admission Criteria

Eligibility:

Min. 45% marks in 10+2 for GEN & OBC
Min. 40% marks in 10+2 for SC/ST

Duration:

5 Years

Selection Criteria:

As Rules of the Bar Council of India/Ch. Charan Singh university. Meerut/U.P State Govt.

Career Scope

Law course job opportunities are abundant in both the private and public sector. After completing the LLB OR BALLB course, the aspirants can practice their knowledge in a vast spectrum of jobs. They can be appointed as Judges of various courts which is a prestige profession and also can work as Legal counsels, advisors for organizations apart from being lawyers. LLB AND BALLB course can be further continued with higher education.

The major employment areas for LAW graduates are:

  • Colleges & Universities
  • Courts & Judiciary
  • Law Firms
  • MNCs
  • Bank (Legal Dept)
  • Business House
  • Legal Consultancies
  • News Channels
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