B.A. LL.B. 5 Years (Seats Available - 120)

1. The minimum educational qualification for admission in B.A.LL.B. Integrated Degree Course is Intermediate (10+2) or equivalent from a recognized Board/University with minimum percentage of marks as may be prescribed by the Bar Council of India from time to time.
2. The maximum age limit for seeking admission into B.A.LL.B. Integrated Degree Course is twenty years for the applicants of General category and twenty two years for SC/ST/other backward classes on 1st Jan of the year of admission. The maximum age limit may be relaxed in exceptional cases subject to permission from the Bar Council of India.



Teaching Course


3. The B.A.LL.B Integrated Degree Course is of five years duration divided into ten semesters.
4. The academic calendar shall be as follows:-

Ist, IIIrd, Vth, VIIth and IXth Semester	Session-1st July to 30th Nov. Exam. -1st to 15th Dec.
IInd, IVth, VIth, VIIIth and Xth Semester	Session-1st January to 31st May. Exam. -1st to 15th June.

5. The Semester courses details is given as under.
   
   Ist Semester
   1. General & Legal English
   2. Political Science –I (Fundamental of Political Science)
   3. Sociology-I (Legal Sociology)
   4. Indian History-I (Ancient to 1857)
   5. Law of Tort including Motor Vehicle Act, Accident Claim and Consumer Protection Laws
   6. General Principles and Theories of Contract (Sec. 1 to 75)
   
   IInd Semester
   1. Advance English Communication & Writing
   2. Political Science-II (Western Political Thought)
   3. Sociology –II (Law and Social Change)
   4. History of Courts and Legislatures
   5. Specific (Special) Contract
   6. Hindi
   
   IIIrd Semester
   1. Political Science-III (Indian Political Thought)
   2. Sociology –III (Law, Moral and Society)
   3. World History
   4. Jurisprudence
   5. Constitutional Law-I (upto Art. 51 A)
   6. Environmental Law & Climate Change
   
   IVth Semester
   1. Political Science-IV (Indian Polity and Public Administration)
   2. Indian History –II (Freedom Movement 1857-1947)
   3. General Studies
   4. Constitutional Law-II (Art. 52 to 395)
   5. Principles of Transfer of Property Laws
   6. Family Law-I (Laws of Marriage & Divorce)
   
   Vth Semester
   1. Political Science-V (International Organisations)
   2. Logic & Reasoning
   3. Company Law and Partnership
   4. Family Law-II (Laws of inheritance, Succession, Guardianship, will etc.)
   5. Principles of Criminal Law & IPC
   6. Labour and Industrial Law – I (Labour Management Relations)
   
   VIth Semester
   1. Political Science-VI (Organization of Law and Political Parties)
   2. Criminal Minor Acts
   3. Law of Criminal Procedure
   4. Administrative Law
   5. Law of Evidence
   6. Labour and Industrial Law – II (Social Security Legislations)
   
   VIIth Semester
   1. Law of Civil Procedure
   2. Media Law & Public Awareness
   3. Banking Law (Bankruptcy and Insolvency)
   4. Criminal Psychology, Penology and Victimology
   5. Private International Law
   6. Alternate Dispute Resolution (Practical) VIIIth Semester
   
   VIIIth Semester
   1. Public International Law
   2. Comparative Constitution
   3. GATT & WTO
   4. White Collor Crime & Criminal Sociology
   5. Humanitarian & Refugee Law
   6. Professional Ethics and Professional Accounting System (Practical)
   
   IXth Semester
   1. Land Laws including Tenure and Tenancy system
   2. Interpretation of Statute and Legislation
   3. Human Right Law, Practice and RTI
   4. Intellectual Property Law
   5. Equity, Trust and Fiduciary Obligations
   6. Drafting, Pleading and Conveyancing (Practical)
   
   Xth Semester
   1. International Trade Law
   2. Elective –I
   3. Elective-II
   4. Moot Court and Internship (Practical)


6. For specialization the students in Xth Semester shall select any two elective papers out of the following:-
   Elective Papers for Specialization (Minimum 10 Students per elective)
   
   1. Mining Laws
   2. Law of Medical Jurisprudence
   3. Citizenship and Law of Emigration
   4. Public Health Laws
   5. Cyber Law
   6. Insurance Law
   7. Law of Taxation


7. (a) Moot Court - Regular in every subject on National Law University Pattern
   (b) Seminar – Regular in every subject on National Law University Pattern.
   (c) Regulator Internship
   
   Internship is one of the modes of practical training in the sphere of legal education. This is an opportunity to study and examine the structure and behavior of legal organizations. It shows to them the nature of legal framework of the institutions and concerned issues. Students get the benefit of an exposure to law in action rather than law in books. It is also to be ensured that internship does not clash or overshadow academic programme. The internship programme is carried out by the SARPA-SIL during the winter and summer breaks between the academic semesters. It is important that prior to commencement of internship, the student discuss with their faculty and the mentor, the approach, process and modalities involved. The Internship programme as designed by SARPA-SIL for the five year law programmes is as given below:
   
   

   Semester	Minimum duration	Place
   I	One week	Library of University/Institute
   II	Four weeks	District court/ consumer forum
   III	One week	Prison/Police/ Social Activities
   IV	Four weeks	Judicial office /NHRC/SHRC/Govt. office.
   V	One week	Hospital/Bank/Industry
   VI	Four week s	District court/tribunals
   VII	One week	Media/ Police Station Law Publishing/ Regulatory Authority.
   VIII	Four weeks	Supreme court/ High Court/National Authority / Legal Branches of Para military forces and Military forces
   IX	One week	LBSNAA/ IIPA/ PTC/ Post Graduate Teaching Institution in Law.
   X	Twelve weeks	At the discretion of students.

   
   
8. Internship programme is carried out diligently by the SARPA-SIL and the students are taking active participation with more than adequate enthusiasm.


Attendance (Mandatory)


9. The students are expected to attend all the classes and should not have less than 75 % attendance in theory as well as in practical papers to be eligible to appear in the university examination.


Examination


10. Theory papers shall consist of 100 marks in the semester examination as under:
    (a) Internal assessment: 40 marks ( Regular assessment on National Law University Pattern )
    (b) University Examination: 60 marks