Overview
BA LLB is a five-year integrated undergraduate programme combining Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Laws. It allows students to study humanities and law together, generally taking one year less than completing a three-year BA followed by a three-year LLB.
The curriculum combines subjects such as Political Science, Sociology, History and Economics with core legal disciplines. It helps students understand the relationship between society, governance and law while developing research, analytical and communication skills.
BA LLB eligibility generally requires Class 12 from a recognised board in any stream, with minimum marks prescribed by the institution. Admission may involve national, state-level or university-specific entrance examinations, depending on the college’s selection process.
Institutions students can explore include The West Bengal National University of Juridical Sciences (NUJS), Symbiosis Law School and National Law University Odisha. Applicants should review programme availability, admission requirements, fees and practical training opportunities before applying.
After graduation, students can explore careers in legal practice, corporate legal departments, legal advisory services, compliance and research. Potential roles include Advocate, Legal Associate, Legal Advisor and Legal Researcher, subject to applicable professional requirements.
Salaries vary considerably by employer, location, practice area, skills and experience. Internships, moot court participation, legal drafting and research experience can strengthen employment prospects and support career progression.
Eligibility
BA LLB Course Eligibility
Candidates can see a general outline of the BA LLB course eligibility below -
- Pass Class 12 from a recognised board.
- Students from all streams are eligible. (Arts, Science, or Commerce)
- Score a minimum of 50 - 60% aggregate in class 12.
- There is no age bar to pursue the course.