Course Duration: 5 years (10 Semesters)
Course Fee:
Number of Seats: 60
Eligibility: 10+2 with following
Percentages
General: 45%
OBC: 42%
SC & ST: 40%
* Scholarship and Reservation is offered to SC, ST and OBC is as per prevailing State Government norms.
Career Scope of BALLB (Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Laws) Course
The BALLB course is a five-year integrated program that combines the study of arts and law. This course provides a wide range of career opportunities in various fields, including:
1. Law Practice: Work as a lawyer in a law firm, private practice, or as an in-house counsel for a company.
2. Judiciary: Become a judge, magistrate, or other judicial officer in the courts.
3. Government Services: Work in government departments, such as the Ministry of Law and Justice, Ministry of Home Affairs, or other government agencies.
4. Corporate Sector: Work as a legal advisor, compliance officer, or contract manager in companies, banks, or financial institutions.
5. Academia and Research: Pursue a career in teaching, research, or academia, specializing in law and related fields.
6. NGOs and Social Work: Work with non-governmental organizations (NGOs), advocacy groups, or community organizations focused on social justice, human rights, or environmental issues.
7. Media and Journalism: Work as a legal journalist, reporting on law-related news, or as a media consultant, providing legal expertise to media outlets.
8. Politics and Public Policy: Pursue a career in politics, public policy, or governance, using your knowledge of law to inform policy decisions.
9. International Organizations: Work with international organizations, such as the United Nations, World Bank, or other global institutions, on law-related projects and initiatives.
10. Entrepreneurship: Start your own law firm, legal consulting business, or other entrepreneurial venture, applying your knowledge of law to innovate and solve problems.
Specializations
BALLB graduates can specialize in various areas of law, including:
1. Criminal Law
2. Civil Law
3. Corporate Law
4. Intellectual Property Law
5. Environmental Law
6. Human Rights Law
7. Family Law
8. Taxation Law
9. Labour Law
10. International Law
Higher Education Opportunities
After completing a BALLB degree, you can pursue higher education opportunities, such as:
1. LL.M (Master of Laws)
2. Ph.D. (Doctor of Philosophy)
3. Postgraduate Diplomas or Certificates
Unique Career Paths
The BALLB course also opens up unique career paths, such as:
1. Legal Journalism: Combining law and journalism to report on law-related news and issues.
2. Law and Policy Analysis: Analysing and developing policies related to law and governance.
3. Human Rights Advocacy: Working with NGOs and advocacy groups to promote human rights and social justice.
4. Environmental Law and Policy: Working on environmental law and policy issues, including sustainability and conservation.
5. International Law and Diplomacy: Working in international organizations, governments, or NGOs on international law and diplomacy issues.
Admission Navigation 
LL.B.(Honours)