Subjects in BA LLB (Bachelor of Arts + Bachelor of Laws)
The BA LLB is a 5-year integrated course that includes Arts (Humanities) subjects and Law subjects. Below is a detailed list of topics covered throughout the course.
1. Arts Subjects (BA Part) – Humanities & Social Science
These subjects provide an understanding of society, politics, history, and economics, which are essential for legal studies.
1️⃣ Political Science – Government, Public Administration, Constitution, International Relations
2️⃣ Sociology – Society, Social Justice, Caste & Religion, Human Rights
3️⃣ Economics – Indian Economy, Taxation, Financial Policies
4️⃣ History – Evolution of Legal Systems, Indian & World History
5️⃣ English / Legal Language – Legal Writing, Communication Skills
6️⃣ Psychology – Criminal Behavior, Counseling & Rehabilitation
7️⃣ Public Administration – Governance, Administrative Reforms, Public Policies
8️⃣ Philosophy & Ethics – Natural Law, Legal Ethics, Moral Philosophy
2. Core Law Subjects (LLB Part)
These subjects cover the foundation of law, legal principles, and case studies.
1️⃣ Constitutional Law – Fundamental Rights, Directive Principles, Indian Constitution
2️⃣ Contract Law – General Principles, Specific Contracts, Breach of Contract
3️⃣ Criminal Law – IPC (Indian Penal Code), CrPC (Criminal Procedure Code)
4️⃣ Tort Law – Civil Wrongs, Negligence, Compensation Laws
5️⃣ Property Law – Transfer of Property Act, Real Estate Laws
6️⃣ Company Law – Business Laws, Corporate Governance, SEBI Regulations
7️⃣ Administrative Law – Government Powers, RTI (Right to Information)
8️⃣ Family Law – Hindu & Muslim Personal Laws, Marriage, Divorce, Adoption
9️⃣ Labour Law – Industrial Laws, Employee Rights, Minimum Wages Act
🔟 Taxation Law – Income Tax, GST, Tax Policies
3. Specialized & Advanced Law Subjects
These subjects focus on specific legal areas for deeper understanding.
1️⃣ Environmental Law – Pollution Control, Wildlife Protection, Sustainability Laws
2️⃣ Cyber Law – Internet Crimes, Data Protection, IT Act 2000
3️⃣ Intellectual Property Law (IPR) – Copyright, Patents, Trademarks
4️⃣ International Law – Treaties, Human Rights, International Trade Laws
5️⃣ Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) – Arbitration, Mediation, Negotiation
6️⃣ Human Rights Law – Fundamental Rights, UN Laws, Social Justice
7️⃣ Banking & Insurance Law – RBI Regulations, Loan Agreements, Insurance Laws
8️⃣ Media & Entertainment Law – Defamation, Censorship, Broadcasting Rights
4. Practical Training & Legal Skills
Practical learning is crucial in law education.
✔ Moot Courts – Mock trials & legal debates
✔ Internships – Work with law firms, NGOs, courts
✔ Legal Research & Writing – Drafting legal documents, case analysis
✔ Court Visits – Observing real court proceedings
✔ Legal Aid Clinics – Providing free legal help to underprivileged people
5. Electives & Specialization Areas
Students can specialize in these fields based on their interests.
✔ Corporate Law
✔ Criminal Law
✔ Human Rights Law
✔ Cyber Law
✔ Constitutional Law
✔ International Trade Law
6. Career Opportunities After BA LLB
After completing BA LLB, students can choose various career paths:
🎓 Lawyer / Advocate – Practice in courts
🏛 Judge / Judicial Services (PCS-J, Civil Judge) – Appear for Judiciary Exams
📜 Legal Advisor – Work in companies, banks, or MNCs
⚖ Corporate Lawyer – Work with businesses on legal compliance
💼 Civil Services (IAS, IPS, IFS) – Appear for UPSC
🏛 Public Prosecutor – Represent the state in criminal cases
🌍 International Law Expert – Work in UN, WTO, or International NGOs
🏦 Banking & Finance Law – Work in regulatory agencies like RBI, SEBI
7. Conclusion
The BA LLB course covers a wide range of subjects, making it ideal for students who want a strong foundation in law, governance, and social issues.
