• Courses under this: Courses typically include subjects like:
  • Constitutional Law
  • Criminal Law
  • Civil Law
  • Contract Law
  • Tort Law
  • Property Law
  • Administrative Law
  • Legal Research and Writing
  • Advocacy Skills
  • Professional Ethics
• Course Level: It’s an undergraduate program specializing in law.
• Duration: Typically a three-year program when pursued after completing a bachelor’s degree in any discipline. Alternatively, it can be a five-year integrated program for students who pursue it directly after completing secondary education.
• Mode: Offered in full-time, residency-based formats, involving classroom lectures, moot court sessions, legal internships, and research projects.
• Eligibility Criteria: Requires completion of secondary education with a strong academic record. For the three-year program, a bachelor’s degree in any discipline is required.
• Admission Process: Involves submitting an application with academic transcripts, participating in entrance exams (if applicable), and possibly attending interviews or counseling sessions.
• Areas of Employment: Graduates can work as legal advisors, paralegals, legal assistants, or pursue further studies to become lawyers. They can find employment in law firms, corporate legal departments, government agencies, non-profit organizations, or pursue entrepreneurship in legal consultancy services.