About the Course

The LLB (Bachelor of Legislative Law) is an undergraduate program which focuses on legal education. It typically spans 3 to 5 years, depending on whether you want to pursue it as a standalone course or integrated with other courses such as BA LLB, BBA LLB or B.Com LLB. The curriculum includes both theoretical as well as practical experience through internships, moot courts, legal aid camps. The course covers a wide range of legal subjects such as constitutional law, criminal law, civil law, family law, property law, administrative law, intellectual property law. The course helps in developing essential skills like critical analysis and logical reasoning, legal research and drafting, advocacy and negotiation skills, problem solving and ethical decision making.

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Career Prospects

There are many career options after LLB course including:

Lawyer - A prevalent career option, you can practice law in law firms, government agencies, or by starting your own practice.

Corporate Counsellor - This profile includes managing the company's legal procedures, and provides guidance on management,marketing, and business development.

Legal Journalist - It covers legal proceedings in courts (arbitration, and international)

Criminal Defense Lawyer - The graduates can work for leading law companies or as a public prosecutor or public defender for the Government of India.

Solicitor - They can practice in a specific area of law such as family law, property law, taxation, and provide legal advice to their clients.

Cyber Lawyer -  They work in advocacy, IT firms, IT consultancies, private and government organizations, corporate houses, and universities.

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Employment Sector

After completing an LLB degree, graduates can explore a variety of career paths such as

1. Legal Practitioner (Lawyer/Advocate): Graduates can practice law in courts after enrolling with the Bar Council.

2. Corporate Sector: Work as a legal advisor, legal consultant, or in-house counsel for businesses.

3. Government Jobs: Become a public prosecutor, legal officer, or join the judiciary (after clearing the Judicial Services Examination).

4. Academia & Research: Pursue higher studies (LLM, PhD) and work in legal research or academia.

5. Other Fields: Opportunities in human rights organizations, NGOs, public policy, and international law organizations

Top Recruiting Companies/ Agencies/ Organizations Various organizations in India 

  • AZB & Partners
  • Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas
  • Desai & Diwanji
  • L & L Partners
  • IBS
  • Khaitan & CO
  • Shardul Amarchand Mangaldas
  • S & R Associate
  • Trilegal
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Pay Scale

In India, lawyer salaries span a wide range from INR 1 Lakh to INR 11 Lakh annually with an average of INR 4.6 Lakh, depending on the experience, location and specialization.

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