B.A LLB and B.B.A. LLB : WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE ? BA LLB COURSE DETAILS: OVERVIEW, FEES & SUBJECT

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 Integrated courses are shorter, less expensive, and provide more prospects for a strong, secure career; they are more popular among students nowadays than graduate courses. There are integrated courses in engineering, management, and law in the present stream. These courses offer a lot of benefits, but students often don't know which one to take—which is better, which has a wider range of applications, and whose chances are better. The B.B.A. LLB programme gives students a solid foundation in both business administration and law by combining the study of both subjects. However, the B.A. LLB programme offers a more comprehensive view of legal studies by fusing the study of law with the arts or humanities. A career in law is very profitable and in great

 Students can choose from a wide range of possibilities when pursuing a career in law. Among the most requested are the B.A. L.L.B. and the B.B.A. L.L.B. These two courses aim to give students a solid foundation in the legal profession. 

B.A.L.L.B

The B.A. L.L.B. programme is a five-year coursethat provides a comprehensive understanding of legal concepts and principles and the country's social, political, and economic systems. The curriculum includes subjects such as Political Science,, Introductory Economics,  Basic Sociology,  English ,history and two law subjects law  Legal method and Law of Contract  in the first year.So students have to study humanities subject along with law subjects but only for two years .  From third year they study purely law papers  which  expands to cover various areas of law, including Civil Law, Corporate Law, Patent Law, Labor Law, International Law, and Administrative Law. The course structure also includes practical components such as mock court drills, case studies, research work, Client counseling, drafting and pleading and Law internships to give students hands-on experience in the field. In addition, it helps students understand the modalities of legal practices.

B.B.A.L.L.B

The B.B.A. L.L.B. programme is a five-year course designed for students with a background in Commerce. This programme combines subjects from Commerce and Law, such as Management and Business Studies, Law of Torts, Family Law, Constitutional Law, Property Law, Company Law, Administrative Law, Civil Law, Criminal Law, etc.  The educational programs incorporates classroom instructing, case studies, and moot courts to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of the subject matter he curriculum includes classroom teaching, case studies, and moot courts to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of the subject matter. This integrated L.L.B. degree combines business knowledge with legal education, providing students with the skills to run an effective and efficient business while also understanding its laws, rules, regulations, acts, and procedures. 

  Difference between BALLB & BBALLB 

The B.B.A. LLB programme gives students a solid foundation in both business administration and law by combining the study of both subjects. The B.A. LLB programme offers a more comprehensive view of legal studies by fusing the study of law with the arts or humanities. Conversely, though. Bachelor of Business Administration and Bachelor of Legislative Law is referred to as B.B.A. LLB. Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Legislative Law is abbreviated as B.A. LLB. While B.B.A. LLB offers a bachelor's degree in business administration in addition to law, B.A. LLB is an integrated course leading to a bachelor's degree in both arts and law


Both courses are similar, but the only distinction is the subjects taught in the first 2 years of the college (History, Sociology and Political Science for B.A. LLB and two law papers .Accounts, Management and Human Resource Management etc. in BBALLB and two law papers). Students from Humanities background benefit from the subjects, as they are familiar with the ones taught in BALLB, which helps them in getting good marks and concentrating on law papers. Students from commerce background benefit from 10+2 subjects, as they can get good marks and concentrate on law papers.


The main difference between these courses is that BA LLB covers arts subjects with law. On the other hand BBA LLB covers management and business subjects along with law. However, the career prospects for these two courses are the same. Graduates of these courses can work as lawyers, legal advisors, law reporters, legal assistants, judges, judges, lawyers, lawyers, law firms, corporate sector, through JAG they can join  Army, they can join  government sector as legal analyst, legal researcher, company secretary, etc.


BA LLB COURSE DETAILS: OVERVIEW, FEES & SUBJECT


                                                                                               

BA.LLB course is of paramount importance as it integrates legal studies with subjects from the arts stream, offering students a diverse skill set and versatile career opportunities. By combining law with disciplines like political science, history, and economics, it equips graduates with a comprehensive understanding of societal dynamics and legal principles. This interdisciplinary approach enhances critical thinking, analytical skills, and communication abilities, essential for success in the legal profession and beyond.

 Moreover, BA LLB graduates play a crucial role in advocating for social justice, upholding human rights, and promoting the rule of law. Their contributions extend beyond traditional legal practice to policymaking, academia, and administration, making a positive impact on society. Additionally, the rigorous academic curriculum and practical training prepare students for the challenges of the legal profession, fostering qualities like leadership, ethical conduct, and problem-solving skills.

 Legal education in India has always been sensitive to the challenges and requirements of the Indian society and an element of social justice remains at the heart of legal curriculum. Herein, the interdisciplinary manner of law teaching exposes students to the study of social science, literature, along with knowledge in different branches of legal knowledge and procedures. This integrated knowledge system has given a sound basis for creating good judges, jurists, academicians and advocates with varying specialization. Only a high degree of quality education will produce competent legal professionals coming out from the universities/colleges

 BA LLB course not only provides a pathway to a fulfilling career in law but also serves as a platform for personal and professional growth. It instills a commitment to lifelong learning, enabling graduates to adapt to the evolving legal landscape and make meaningful contributions to society.

 BA LLB (Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Laws) course is a comprehensive undergraduate program that combines the study of law with subjects from the arts stream. Here is an overview of the course details-

Overview-

 

⮚  Duration- BA LLB course typically spans five (5) years, divided into ten (10) semesters (for example; course followed in GGSIPU, Dwarka, New Delhi & its affiliated colleges like JIMSEMTC, Department of Law, Greater Noida)

 

⮚  Admission- Admissions are usually based on CLAT exams score/CUET conducted at the national, level.

 

⮚  Eligibility/Admission Criteria

1. Candidates must have completed their Senior Secondary School Examination (10+2) education from a recognized board with a minimum of 50% marks and must also have passed in English as a subject (like in Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University (GGSIPU) Dwarka, New Delhi& its affiliated colleges).

2. The admissions are carried out by GGSIPU strictly by counseling on the basis of ranking/score of National Common Law Admission Test (CLAT-UG) or CUET Scores.

      3. No Age bar for admission in Law programmes, as per Supreme Court guidelines.

 

 

⮚  Curriculum-The curriculum covers a wide range of subjects including Constitutional Law, Criminal Law, Family Law, Contract Law, Tort Law, Administrative Law, Legal Writing, and Advocacy Skills.etc Additionally, students also study subjects from the arts stream such as Political Science, History, Economics, Sociology, and English.

 

Fees-

❖  The fees for BA LLB courses vary depending on the location of institution, situated in Delhi or NCR or whether the institution is public or private, and its. In Figure it starts from 1 lakh per year to 1.55 lakh. Our Fee is around 1.20,200 . No other hidden charges.

 

Subjects:        Scheme of Syllabus in Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University (GGSIPU) Dwarka, New Delhi is followed in all its affiliated colleges. JIMSEMTC, Department of law Greater Noida also follows the same-

   

⮚  First Semester- Legal Method,Law of Contract-I,English I: Language, Law and Literature(Western), History-I: Ancient and Medieval India,Sociology-I: Introduction to Sociology,Political Science-I: Introduction to Political Science & Economics-I: Micro Economic Analysis

⮚  Second Semester-Law of Contract –II,Law of Torts & Consumer Protection,Constitutional Law-I,Legal History,Sociology II: Indian Society,English II: Language, Law and Literature(Indian)&Legal Research and Moot Court

⮚  Third Semester-Family Law-I,Law of Crimes-I,Constitution Law –II,History – II: Rise and Growth of Indian National Movement,Economic-II: Macro Economic Analysis and Political Science –II: Political Systems & Political Thought

⮚  Fourth Semester-Family Law-II,Law of Crimes-II,Administrative Law,History-III: History of Modern Europe,1740 -1947,Economics-III: Economic Development and Policy &Political Science III: International Relations

⮚  Fifth Semester-Environmental Laws and Environmental Studies,Code of Civil Procedure – I,Code of Criminal Procedure – I,Human Rights,ADR: Arbitration, Mediation and Conciliation,Sociology -III: Sociology of Law and Deviance & Summer Internship

⮚  Sixth Semester-Jurisprudence,Law of Evidence,Code of Criminal Procedure – II,Property Law,Civil Procedure Code – II,Public International Law

⮚  Seventh Semester-Labour Law-I,Competition Law,Company Law,Law and Emerging Technology,Intellectual Property Rights – 1, Seminar Papers- a. Election Laws/ b. Socio – Economic Offences/ c. Private International Laws/ d. Law poverty and development & Summer Internship

⮚  Eighth Semester-Intellectual Property Rights – II,Interpretation of Statutes,Labour Law –II,International Trade Law,Income Tax Law, Seminar Paper- a. Criminology and Victimology/ b. Socio-Political System in India/ c. Women and Law/ d. International Commercial Laws/ e. Comparative Constitutional Law/ e. Comparative Constitutional Law

⮚  Ninth Semester-Legal Ethics and Court Crafts,Drafting, Pleading and Conveyancing, Land and Real Estate Laws,

SeminarPapers-1. a. Banking, Insolvency and Insurance Laws/ b. Legal Research and Methodology/ c. Health Care Laws/ d. Tele Communication Laws, 2. a. Indirect Tax Laws /b. International Humanitarian and Refugee Laws /c. Socio Legal Dimensions of Gender Justice/ d. Right to Information, Vigilance and Whistle Blowers Protection, 3. a. Law of International Organizations/ b. Sports & Media Laws/ c. Public Employment and Service Laws/ d. Law and Empowerment of the Marginalized People,

Developing Entrepreneurial Mindset & Summer Internship

⮚  Tenth Semester-Dissertation & Internship (Lawyers / Law firms)

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Conclusion- Overall, the BA LLB course provides students with a well-rounded education in both law and arts disciplines, equipping them with the knowledge and skills necessary for a career in the legal profession and related fields. It provides two-degree- Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Law.

  Dr Richa Srivastava

    Assistant Professor -  Law Department


                                                                                                               

                                            Greater Noida

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