Bachelor of Arts – Bachelor of Legislative Law (BALLB)

Bachelor of Arts – Bachelor of Legislative Law (BALLB) is a five-year undergraduate program combining Arts subjects like Political Science, Economics, and Sociology with core legal studies. It develops analytical, critical, and problem-solving skills required for legal practice and policy-making.

Description
The BALLB program equips students with a strong foundation in law and interdisciplinary knowledge from the Arts. It emphasizes legal reasoning, research, and professional ethics while preparing graduates for careers in advocacy, legal advisory, judicial services, and public administration. The program also fosters the ability to critically evaluate and propose solutions for complex legal and social issues.

Curricular Structure (Table)

Features
• Five-year, ten-semester integrated program combining Arts and Law.
• Focus on developing legal knowledge and problem-solving skills.
• Includes theory, practicals, and research components across semesters.
• Prepares graduates for legal practice, policy roles, and academic positions.
• Encourages social reform and public engagement through law.

Admission Process (Points)
• Completion of 10+2 or equivalent with minimum D+ grade in each subject.
• Eligible candidates must pass an entrance examination.
• Qualified candidates are then evaluated through an interview or presentation.
• Submission of academic documents including SLC marksheet, character certificate, +2 transcripts, provisional/migration certificates, citizenship, and passport-size photos.
• Candidates awaiting 10+2 results may appear for the selection process but must meet grade requirements for final admission.

Job Prospects
• Lawyer/Advocate in courts.
• Legal advisor or consultant in corporate and government sectors.
• Paralegal or legal support roles.
• Teacher or lecturer in law and related fields.
• Opportunities in policy-making, social reform, and legal research.