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LL.B. Syllabus 2024: Subjects, Semester-wise Syllabus PDF, Top Colleges, Books

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LLB Syllabus: Bachelor of legislative law (LLB) is an undergraduate law degree for the interested students. Various universities offer LLB in different metropolitan cities of India. LLB is the most common three-year law degree course conferred and offered by Indian universities and colleges and is divided into six semesters. After completing the law course, the students can handle the duties of a Legal advisor, Litigation Lawyer, Advocate, Solicitor, Public prosecutor, Legal Journalist/ Writer, Law Teacher/ Lecturer, Judiciary, Government services, and Higher education. Generally, the students who have a keen interest in the subjects related to law and those who want to pursue a career in this field take up the LLB course.

Table of Contents

Syllabus - Important Facts for LLB Course
LLB Syllabus: Main Subjects
List of the optional subjects in LLB course
Typical Elective Subjects for LLB
Detailed LLB syllabus
Syllabus for LLB Specialisations
LLB course: Books and Authors
LLB Entrance Exams in India
Top LLB Colleges Syllabus
LLB Syllabus FAQs

Syllabus - Important Facts for LLB Course

LLB is a six-semester course: LLB course is a 3-year course open to graduates that is structured so that the curriculum is divided into six semesters.
Exam Pattern for LLB course: The LLB course requires the students to appear for the end-term examination every six months. Each paper carries 100 marks, of which 80 marks are reserved for the University papers, whereas 20 marks are reserved for the internal assessment of college.
Changes in the syllabus: There hasn’t been any major change in the LLB syllabus over the years. However, when the Indian government makes any amendments to the Indian Constitution or any of its provisions, the university makes the required changes in the syllabus.
Entrance Exams conducted to provide admission in LLB courses: For the 3-year LLB degree course, the candidates need to crack the entrance exams held by a particular college or university. For seeking admission to the BA LLB course, the candidates need to appear in entrance tests like CLAT.
Difference in syllabus provided by premier institutions: NLUs are the most recommended premier institutions for Law courses as they offer all the specialisations. IIT Kharagpur offers a 3-year LLB course with a specialisation in Intellectual Property Rights through the Rajiv Gandhi School of Intellectual Property Law (RGSOIPL). The syllabus of the 3-year LLB courses is almost the same in these premier institutions. IIMs are planning to start 5-year LLB courses soon.

LLB Syllabus: Main Subjects

Generally, LLB course syllabus is structured into core and optional subjects. Given below is the list of subjects or topics that you have to study for covering the entire course curriculum of LLB:

Typical Core Subjects for LLB

Students get to learn about all law specialisations in the three-years duration of an LLB degree. Some of the core subjects included in the LLB syllabus are:

Subject title	Subject details
Labour Law	In this subject, law is mainly focused on labour rights, labour rules, and laws that protect their rights. The laws related to minimum wages and facilities are also included in this subject.
Family Law 1 - Hindu law	In this subject, the candidates have to study the law that is associated with a Hindu family. The introduction to Hindu family law, i.e., when a family will be considered a Hindu family and which are the distinct laws applicable to it are discussed here.
Law of crimes (Indian Penal Code)	This law related to the Indian Penal Code, i.e. the categorisation of crimes and the laws applicable to them are discussed here. For every crime, there is a separate section of the IPC that the police and other legal bodies follow while following the legal procedures.
Family Law II - Muslim law	In this subject, the candidates have to study the law related to family that belongs to the Muslim or Islam religion. The introduction to Muslim family law and the special rules and rights that are applicable to them are explained in it.
Law of Torts, Consumer Protection laws and motor vehicles Act	This subject concerns the remedies for civil crimes. It also includes the Motors Vehicles Act that includes rules to be followed while driving on the Indian roads.
Consumer Protection Act	This subject deals with consumer safety, redressal, consumer education, etc. Whenever a consumer feels cheated or misguided, he/she can file a complaint in the Consumer Court.
Constitutional Law-I	This subject introduces the students to the Constitution of India, 1950. It lets them know how the Constitutional law is different from other ordinary laws. In this subject, the candidates have to study provisions, rights, and duties as mentioned in the constitution. These laws are mainly useful in settling disputes related to public spaces and activities.
Professional Ethics	The students learn about the moral code of conduct that one has to follow in professional workplaces. Any breach of conduct can be considered as an offence and the company can take specific action against the employee if found guilty.
Law of Evidence	The types of evidence that are accepted in a courtroom for different types of crimes are covered in it.
Arbitration, Conciliation & Alternative	The alternative resolutions to solve disputes of civil nature are discussed here.
Human Rights & International Law	The concept of human rights and its violation along with international law regarding human rights are covered in it.
Environmental Law	The laws pertaining to environmental conversation are discussed in it.
Property Law including transfer of Property Act	The law governing property rules and transfers are included in this subject.
Jurisprudence and legal theory	The laws or principles that are to be followed in a courtroom are discussed here.
Practical Training - Legal Aid	The legal aids that can help the candidates to apply laws in practical life and courtroom are discussed here.
Law of Contract II	The rules and laws pertaining to different types of contracts are explained in it.
Civil Procedure Code (CPC)	The laws related to the administration of civil proceedings in India are discussed in this subject.
Interpretation of Statutes	How the court interprets and applies legislation are discussed here. It is very important to learn about it as it describes how a particular statute is interpreted by the judiciary.
Legal Writing including General English	The general rules of Legal writing are explained in it. It includes the grammar rules and formal tone of writing that are to be followed while writing legal documents.
Land Laws including ceiling and other local laws	The laws that tell how much maximum land a person can own are explained in this subject. The focus is on the Land Ceiling Act and also highlights some local laws regarding the same.
Administrative Law	The laws that civil administrators have to abide by are discussed in it.
Code of Criminal Procedure	The laws related to criminal procedures are taught in this subject.
Company Law	The laws and rules that public and private companies have to follow in India are explained in it.

List of the optional subjects in LLB course

In the table given below, we have mentioned the subjects which are optional, that is they are not part of the course curriculum but students can opt for these subjects if they are interested.

Typical Elective Subjects for LLB

Some of the common elective subjects included in LLB syllabus are:

Subject title	Subject details
Contract law	In this subject, we study contract or agreement law. It includes the definition of a contract, its meaning, legal bindings, importance of timelines in a contract, etc.
Trust & Equity	In this subject, we study the rules that apply to those cases or instances that are not covered by a particular statute.
Women & Law	The laws that are related to women, their rights, and equality are discussed in this subject.
Criminology	In this course, we study criminology, including crime, criminal justice, and criminal behaviour. It also includes the study of human behaviour and its association with different types of crime.
International Economics Law	In this subject, we study laws that define international economic relations and cross border business and economic transactions.
Comparative Law	The comparison of legal systems and laws of different countries is included in this subject.
Law of Insurance	The legal contracts between insured people and insurance companies are discussed in this subject.
Conflicts of Laws	When a crime is associated with more than one jurisdiction, the conflict of laws arises. The rules that are applicable to such cases are known as conflicts of laws.
Intellectual Property Law	In this subject, we study about the rights given to the people of India to protect their intellectual property rights.
Investment and Securities Law	In this subject, we study investment and security law. It relates to the rules that are to be followed by investors and investment companies.
Law of Taxation	The laws applicable to taxation and tax exemptions are covered in this subject.
Banking Law including Negotiable Instruments Act	The law related to negotiable instruments like cheques, promissory notes, etc. are covered in it.

Detailed LLB syllabus

In this section, we will discuss the syllabus of LAW in detail as to what topics are covered in each subject like Labour Law, family law, etc.

Semester: Core/Elective	Subject Title	Subject Details
First Sem: Core Subjects	Labour law	It deals with labour law based on labour wages.
First Sem: Elective	Law of contract-I	It deals with kind of contract, acceptance, and consideration, contingent contract, quasi-contract, alteration of contract.
First Sem: Core	Family law-I (Hindu law)	It deals with Hindu marriage law, dissolution of marriage under the Marriage act-1955 Hindu succession Act-1956 Law of Guardianship under the Guardianship Act-1956
First Sem: Core	Law of Crimes (Indian Penal Code)	It deals with crime, joint liability, general exceptions, inchoate offence, offences against property, offences against the body, forgery, defamation.
First Sem: Core	Constitutional law-I	It deals with the constitution of India, union and state executive, union parliament, union and state judiciary, and centre state relations.
First Sem: Core	Environmental law	It deals with environment and pollution, international efforts to curb environmental pollution, and environmental related law
First Sem: Core	Law of a tort, consumer protection laws, and motor vehicles act	It deals with motor vehicle act, tort against property, tort against the person, negligence, nuisance, defamation, consumer protection act, strict and absolute liability,
Second Sem: Core	Family law-II (Muslim law)	It deals with School of muslim law Marriage Dower Dissolution of marriage Outlines of the law of preemption
Second Sem: Core	Human Rights Law	It deals with Evaluation and development of international Human Rights Law Civil and Political Rights International Instruments Social and Economic Rights
Second Sem: Core	Constitutional law-II	It deals with Fundamental Rights Directive Principles of State Policy Fundamental Rights Amendment of the constitution Emergency provisions
Second Sem: Core	International Law & International Organisation	It deals with Public International law International organisation like WHO, WTO, Food and Agriculture Organisation
Second Sem: Core	Legal writing including General English	It deals with essay writing, precise writing, letter/ application writing, legal news writing, preparation of bibliography, citation writing,translation, legal terminology.
Third Sem: Core	Jurisprudence & Legal theory	It deals with law and morality, source of law, punishment theory, schools of law, and concepts of law.
Third Sem: Core	Transfer of Property Act, 1882 & Easement Act, 1882	It deals with immovable property,transfer, non-transferable properties, doctrine of part performance, fraudulent transfers, doctrine of election, Easements Act, Licence
Third Sem: Elective	Specific contracts- Indian Partnership Act, 1932 & Specific Relief Act, 1963	It deals with partnership, relief Act, dissolution of Firm, Holding out.
Third Sem: Core	Companies act, 2013 & negotiable instruments act, 1881	It deals with the company, winding up of company, share and share capital, and doctrine of corporate personality.
Third Sem: Elective	Trust & Equity	It deals with the creation of Trust, charitable trust, extinction of trust, growth of Equity, maxims of equity, and fusion of common law.
Fourth Sem: Core	Administrative law	deals with rule of law, delegated legislation, and the doctrine of public accountability.
Fourth Sem: Core	Interpretation of Statutes	It deals with commencement and repeal of statutes, interpretation of the Indian Constitution, and general clause Act- 1897.
Fourth Sem: Core	Right to Information Act, 2005	It deals with the Right to Information, judicial activism, and other Law.
Fourth Sem: Core	Criminology, Penology, and Victimology	It deals with penology, criminology, punishment, prison system, juvenile delinquency, victimology, and judicial attitude.
Fourth Sem: Elective	Women & Criminal Law	It deals with women’s rights jurisprudence, women and the Constitution of India, domestic violence, sexual harassment, protection of women,
Fourth Sem: Core	Law of Taxation	It deals with Income Tax Act-1961, Heads of Income, wealth tax, heads of income, computation of income
Fifth Sem: Core	Code of Civil Procedure-I	It deals with jurisdiction of civil court, foreign judgement, service of summons, discovery, place of suing
Fifth Sem: Core	Law of Evidence-I	Deals with documentary, oral, hearsay evidence, direct and circumstantial evidence, res-gestae, section 7-16 of the Indian evidence Act, Expert evidence
Fifth Sem: Core	Code of Criminal Procedure-I	Deals with FIR, Cognizable and non cognizable offence, investigation, arrest of person
Fifth Sem: Core	Land Laws	Deals with zamindari abolition and land reforms act, land revenue act
Fifth Sem: Core	Intellectual Property laws	Deals with intellectual property, trademarks, copyrights, patents.
Fifth Sem: Elective	Professional ethics	Deals with professional ethics, duties of an advocate, punishment, and contempt court.
Sixth Sem: Core	Code of Civil procedure-II and Indian Limitation Act, 1963	Deals with suits of special nature, execution, limitation Act, and inherent power of the court
Sixth Sem: Core	Law of evidence-II	Deals with the burden of proof, presumption, estoppels, privileged communications, accomplice, hostile witness, impeaching credit of witness
Sixth Sem: Core	Code of Criminal Procedure-II, Juvenile Justice Act, 2015 and POCSO Act,2012	Deals with jurisdiction of the criminal courts, joinder charge, misjoinder charges, nonjoinder charges, bail, warrant trail
Sixth Sem: Core	Cyber laws	Deals with cyber law introduction, legal position, prevention of cybercrime, hacking, cyberstalking, pornography, E-Commerce, InformationTechnology Act
Sixth Sem: Core	Drafting , pleading & conveyancing	Deals with pleading, plaint, civil and criminal drafting, conveyancing
Sixth Sem: Core	Alteration Dispute Redressal System in India	Deals with ADR system, Lok Adalat, legal services authority act, arbitration & conciliation ActAct
Sixth Sem: Core	Moot court, pre-trial preparation and participation in trial procedures	Deals with moot court, observance of trial in civil and criminal cases, case diary, practical training,

Syllabus for LLB Specialisations

LLB courses offer various specialisations that allow the candidates to pursue a career in their field of interest. These are the specialisations that are provided by LLB courses in India:

Specialisation	Subjects	Subject details
Civil Law	National Human Rights Commision Property and Family Law Contract and Tort Laws	The different types of laws that are to be followed in our daily lives are explained in this specialisation. It also covers the family law, contract law, and other types of civil laws
Criminal Law	Job of a criminal lawyer Collecting evidences to establish a crime Recreation of crime scenes	Different aspects of criminal law and procedures followed to collect evidence are explained in this specialisation.
Corporate Law	Types of Corporate Contracts Responsibilities of a corporate lawyer Mergers and Acquisitions	It includes the study of laws and regulations that are essential for formation, governance, and other aspects of a company.
Cyber Law	Crime against a person Crime against a property Crime against government Detection of cyber crimes	It deals with criminal activities such as fraud, theft, forgery and defamation conducted on the internet, their detection, and regulations to punish the criminals.
Intellectual Property Law	Copyrights, trademark, and patents Regulations for protecting intellectual rights Economic rights to benefit from work	This specialisation covers all the laws and regulations that enable the Indian citizens to protect their intellectual property and use it for financial gains.

LLB course: Books and Authors

These are the reference books that the students can refer to gain additional insights about various subjects and topics.

Subject	Book title	Author
Constitutional law	M P Jain Indian Constitutional Law, Eight editions	M P Jain
Indian Penal Code	The Indian Penal Code, 35th editions	Ratanlal & Dhirajlal
Family law I (Hindu law)	Modern hindu law, new edition	Paras Diwan
Family law II (Muslim law)	Mohammedan law revised by prof. Iqbal Ali Khan, central law agency	Aqil Ahmed
Criminal procedure code	Criminal procedure code, 1973, sixth edition	Durga Das Basu
Evidence act	The evidence act, second edition	Dr. V Nageswara Rao
Transfer of property act	Transfer of property act	R.K.Singh
Contract	Indian Contract Act	Dr. R.K Bangia
Law of Torts	Law of torts, New edition, Allahabad Law Agency	Dr. R.K.Bangia
Jurisprudence	Studies in jurisprudence & legal theory	Dr. N.V.Paranjape
Civil Procedure	The code of civil procedure, 6th edition Shriniwas Gupta	Sanjiva Row

LLB Entrance Exams in India

In India, the majority of the popular universities and colleges offer the admissions either based on national-level law entrance exams or on exams conducted by individual universities. DU LLB is a national level entrance exam whereas, MH CET is a state-level entrance test that is specific to the students of Maharashtra. These exams are of objective type and focus on the topics related to law and citizen rights. Following are the popular law entrance exams that candidates can give to take admission in the LLB course:

Delhi University LLB entrance exams (DU LLB)
Law School Admission Test (LSAT)
Symbiosis Law Aptitude Test (SLAT)
Law Admission Test (LAT) by Allahabad University
Aligarh Muslim University LLB entrance exam (AMU LLB)
Common Entrance Test by Gov. of Maharashtra (MHCET)

The students can go through sample papers and question papers of previous exams to get an idea about the exam. They can go through the syllabus and attempt mock tests to get acquainted with the time limit applicable for each of the entrance tests. The questions in the entrance tests i.e. the syllabus is based on the English Language, Logical reasoning, Quantitative Aptitude, Legal Reasoning.

Top LLB Colleges Syllabus

These are the best institutes that are reputed organisations in India for providing best teaching facilities and extensive placement opportunities:

Sl. No.	College/ University/ Institution	Syllabus (URLs)
1	National Law School of India University, Bengaluru	To be uploaded soon
2	National Law University (NLU), Delhi	To be uploaded soon
3	National Academy of Legal Studies and Research (NALSAR) University of Law, Hyderabad	To be uploaded soon
4	Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Kharagpur	To be uploaded soon
5	NLU, Jodhpur	To be uploaded soon
6	West Bengal National University of Juridical Science (WBNUJS), Kolkata	To be uploaded soon
7	Gujarat NLU, Gandhinagar	To be uploaded soon
8	Symbiosis International University (SIU), Pune	To be uploaded soon
9	Faculty of Law, Jamia Millia Islamia, Delhi	To be uploaded soon
10	Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law (RGNUL), Patiala	To be uploaded soon

Some of the commonly asked questions around LLB syllabus are:

LLB Syllabus FAQs

Q. Which are the important concepts covered in the Environmental Laws, Forest Laws, and Animal Protection Laws?

A. The important concepts covered in the Environmental Laws, Forest Laws, and Animal Protection Laws are mentioned below:

Dimensions of Environmental Problems
Sustainable Development
Water Prevention and Control of Pollution Act, 1974
Indian Forest Act, 1927
Air Prevention and Control of Pollution Act, 1981
The Environment Protection Act, 1986
The National Environment Tribunal Act, 1955
The National Environment Appellate Authority Act, 1997

Q. Which subjects are taught in the first year of BA LLB?

A. The subjects taught in the first year of BA LLB are given below:

General English
General Principles of Political Science
General Principles of Economics
General Principles of Sociology
English for law
Political theories
Macro Economics, Policies, and Practice
Theoretical Perspectives of Sociology

Q. Which are the optional subject groups for LLB courses?

A. The optional subjects groups for LLB courses are stated below:

Constitutional Law Group
Business Law Group
Crime and Criminology Group
Law and Agriculture Group
Intellectual Property Rights and International Law Group

Q. Which are the subjects taught in the third year of LLB course?

A. The subjects taught in the third year of LLB course are listed below:

Criminal Procedure Law
Company Law
Administrative Law
Election Law
Bankruptcy and Insolvency Law
Comparative Criminal Justice System
Land Laws II
Humanitarian and Refugee Law

Q. Which are the important topics taught in the Law of Contract subject?

A. The important topics taught in the Law of Contract subject includes:

Formation of contract i.e. its meaning and nature
Consideration and capacity
Validity, Performance, and Discharge of a Contract
Quasi Contracts and remedies for it
Indian Contract Act, 1872

Q. Which are the important concepts covered in the Law of Crimes subject?

A. The important concepts covered in the Law of Crimes subject are mentioned below:

Introduction to substantive criminal law
Definition of crime and its fundamentals
General exceptions and explanations
Abetment and criminal conspiracy
Punishment for different types of crimes
Indian Penal Code, 1960
Various stages of a crime

Q. Which are the important topics covered in the Constitution law of India subject?

A. The important topics covered in the Constitution law of India subject are stated below:

Definition of Constitution
Salient features of the Indian Constitution
Rule of law
Separation of powers between the centre and states
Constitutional organs like Parliament, Supreme Court, High Court, etc.
Independence of Judiciary
Emergency Provisions in Constitution
Right to property and Freedom of Trade and Commerce.

Q. Which are the topics included in the Public International Law subject?

A. The topics included in the Public International Law subject are mentioned below:

Definition of Public International Law
Regional rules of Public International Law
Definition of state recognition
State Jurisdiction and State Responsibility
Doctrine of double criminality
Definition of extradition and extradition of political offenders
Termination of diplomatic mission

Q. Which important concepts are included in the Law of Tort subject?

A. The important concepts that are included in the Law of Tort are listed below:

Tort relating to person
Tort relating to property
Consumer Protection Act
Enforcement of Consumer Act
Unfair Trade Practices
Tort to incorporeal personal property Copyright
Trade mark
Trade name and patent right

Q. What does the syllabus of the Human Rights Law and Practice subject include?

A. The syllabus of the Human Rights Law and Practice subject include the following things:

Human rights meaning
Evolution of human rights
Ancient and Natural Law perspective
UN Charter and Human Rights
Human rights in India
The Protection of Human Rights Act, 1992
Judicial Activism and protection of human rights in India
National Human Rights Commission
National Commission for Minorities

Q. What does the syllabus of the Labour Law subject include?

A. The syllabus of the Labour Law subject includes topics like:

Industrial Dispute Act, 1947
Scope of Industry
Power and duties of authorities
Reference of Disputes to Boards
Courts or Tribunals
Philosophy of Labour Welfare
Trade Union Act, 1926
Factories Act, 1948

Q. Which are the important topics in the Insurance Law subject?

A. The important topics in the Insurance Law subject are listed below:

Meaning of insurance
Theory of probability
Principles of insurance
Types of insurance like life insurance, marine insurance, fire and miscellaneous insurance
Double Insurance
Application of consumer protection act, 1986
Attachment of risk

Q. Which are the topics covered in the Administrative Law-1 subject?

A. The topics covered in the Administrative Law-1 subject are mentioned below:

Evolution and scope of Administrative Law
Legislative Function of Administration
Judicial Functions of Administration
Administrative Discretion
Principles of Natural Justice
Essentials of hearing process
Pre and post decisional hearing
Judicial review of administrative discretion

Q. Which are the topics explained in the Company Law-1 subject?

A. The topics explained in the Company Law-1 subject include:

Corporate Jurisprudence and Incorporation
Theory of Corporate Personality
Corporate Documents
Corporate Finance and Debt Management
Corporate Management and Administration
Membership of Company
Meeting of board and its powers
Corporate Documents

Popular LL.B. Specializations

Following are the most popular LL.B. Specializations . You can explore the top Colleges offering these Specializations by clicking the links below.

Popular Specializations

Constitutional Law
5 Colleges
Criminal Law
5 Colleges
International / International Trade Law
5 Colleges
Intellectual Property Law
4 Colleges
Banking Law
2 Colleges
Business Law
2 Colleges
Corporate Law
2 Colleges
Cyber Law
2 Colleges
Energy Law
2 Colleges
Environmental Law
2 Colleges

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National Law School of India University, BangaloreBangalore

Admission '25 Placement Cutoff

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1 Course (120+ Seats)

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Symbiosis Law School, Symbiosis International, PunePune

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₹6.5 LPA

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Admission '25 Placement Cutoff

LL.B. Courses

1 Course (204+ Seats)

Exams

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₹16 LPA

Course Rating

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Exams

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1 Course (120+ Seats)

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1 Course (60+ Seats)

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1 Course

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1 Course (60+ Seats)

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