Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Legislative Law
The BA-LLB programme equips students with in-depth knowledge of both humanities and law, covering subjects such as political science, sociology, economics, constitutional law, criminal law, corporate law, and international law. The integrated course helps students develop strong skills in legal reasoning, research, advocacy, and critical analysis. It enables graduates to pursue careers in litigation, corporate law firms, judiciary services, legal advisory roles, public policy, NGOs, academics, and compliance departments across diverse sectors such as corporate, government, judiciary, media, and social organizations.
Programme Overview
Career Path
- Advocate / Practicing Lawyer
- Judicial Services (Judge / Magistrate)
- Master of Laws (LL.M.)
- Legal Advisor / Legal Consultant
- Corporate Lawyer
- Company Secretary (with CS qualification)
- Public Prosecutor
- Civil Services (IAS, IPS, IFS, etc.)
- Legal Officer in Banks & PSUs
- Human Rights Activist / NGO Professional
- Law Professor / Academic
- Compliance Officer
- Legal Researcher
- Arbitration & Mediation Specialist
Programme Outcomes
Program Outcomes – B.A. LL.B.
Legal Knowledge
Apply the knowledge of law, humanities, and social sciences to understand, interpret, and solve complex legal and socio-legal issues.
Problem Analysis
Identify, formulate, research, and analyze legal problems by applying principles of constitutional law, statutory law, case laws, and legal theories to reach reasoned conclusions.
Legal Reasoning and Application
Develop and apply legal reasoning to draft solutions for legal disputes, policies, and case scenarios with due consideration to justice, equity, and fairness.
Legal Research and Investigation
Use research-based knowledge and legal research methods, including case analysis, statutory interpretation, and comparative studies, to provide valid and well-supported legal conclusions.
Modern Tool Usage
Select and apply modern legal tools and technologies, including legal databases, e-governance platforms, and digital documentation systems, with an understanding of their limitations.
Law and Society
Apply legal reasoning informed by social, political, economic, and cultural contexts to assess societal issues and professional responsibilities in legal practice.
Environment and Sustainability
Understand the impact of legal decisions and policies on environmental protection and sustainable development, and promote environmental justice through legal mechanisms.
Ethics
Apply ethical principles, professional responsibility, and legal ethics in advocacy, legal advisory roles, and public service, adhering to norms of the legal profession.
Individual and Team Work
Function effectively as an independent legal professional and as a member or leader in teams, including legal firms, courts, corporate bodies, and multidisciplinary environments.
Communication
Communicate effectively on legal matters with the legal community and society, including drafting legal documents, presenting arguments, writing reports, and providing clear legal advice.
Legal Practice, Management, and Finance
Demonstrate knowledge of law practice management, legal finance, and organizational principles, and apply them in litigation, corporate practice, and public institutions.
Life-long Learning
Recognize the need for, and demonstrate the ability to engage in independent and lifelong learning to adapt to legal developments, judicial reforms, and changing societal needs.