B.A LLB (Hons)

Students who graduate with a BA LLB degree can start working in the law field. They can work as a lawyer, advocates, solicitors and more. They can also pursue higher education such as LLM or even MBA. One of the promising career options which BA LLB graduates generally take up is that of a Lawyer who represents his/her clients in various civil and criminal court proceedings and is responsible for tasks such as initiating a lawsuit, documenting legal papers, attending meetings, assessing cases and coming up with possible solutions. Moreover, candidates can also prepare for judicial examinations and build a career in the field of judiciary.

Yes. Students of any stream can apply for BA LLB Hons provided that they meet the basic eligibility criteria. Candidates should clear Class 12 in any stream from a recognised school, with minimum 45-50 percent aggregate marks. There is no age bar to pursue the course. Also, if a candidate aspires to pursue law from NLUs, she has to pass CLAT UG entrance examination. Since CLAT UG or any other law entrance examination for 5 year LLB course require candidates to complete Class 12 from any discipline, Science students can also pursue this course. Moreover, candidates who pursue BA LLB Hons are introduced to the basic concepts of History, Sociology and Political Science.

For BA LLB Hons admissions, the students will have to attempt the respective entrance examination of the institute if they wish to apply for admissions. Many government colleges give admission on merit-basis but the top colleges such as National Law Universities, Jindal Global Law School provide admission solely on the basis of marks scored in entrance examinations. But many government colleges conduct their own entrance examinations only after the declaration of the results of Class 12. They invite applications from candidates and merit list is released on the basis of marks scored in Class 12. Therefore, candidates can prepare for Law entrance examinations during their senior secondary classes in order to secure admission in good colleges.