Those who have completed Higher Secondary course are eligible to apply for B.A LLB program. The course is offered by various institutions such as Rabindra Shiksha Sammillani Law College, Jodhpur Institute of Law and Mohammad Abdul Bari Institute of Judicial Science. Admission is carried out on the basis of entrance examination such as All India Law Entrance Test (AILET) conducted by the Universities. Course duration is 5 years.
Course Structure of B.A LL B

Candidates who have completed Higher Secondary course in any stream are eligible to B.A LLB course. Duration of the course is five years. It is further divided into ten semesters. The course curriculum covers topics such as General Principles of Contracts, Constitution, Indian Penal Code and Property Law. Semester wise syllabus is mentioned below.

Semester I

• History-I
• Sociology-I
• Economics-I
• Political Science-I
• Psychology-I
• National Movement and Indian Constitution
• General English-I

Semester II

• History-II
• Sociology-II
• Economics-II
• Political Science-II
• Psychology-II
• Comparative Constitution
• General English-II

Semester III

• Jurisprudence-I
• Law of Contract-I
• Law of Tort-I
• Family Law-I
• Law of Crimes-I
• Constitutional Law Of India-I
• Public International Law-I

Semester IV

• Jurisprudence-II
• Law of Contract II: Specific Contract
• Law of Tort II
• Family Law-II
• Law of Crimes-II
• Constitutional Law of India-II
• Public International Law-II

Semester V

• Human Rights Law and Practice
• Property Law and Easement-I
• Commercial Law
• Labour Law I
• Insurance Law
• Administrative Law-I
• Company Law-I

Semester VI

• Environmental Laws, Forest laws & Animals Protection Laws
• Investment/ Competition Law
• Law of Evidence
• Labour Laws-II (Social Security and Wage Legislation)
• Banking Law
• Administrative Law II
• Company Law II

Semester VII

• Code of Civil Procedure & Law of Limitation I
• Code of Criminal Procedure-I
• Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR)
• Interpretation of Statutes
• Land Laws and other Local Laws-I
• Professional Ethics and Court Craft
• Law of Taxation-I

Semester VIII

• Code of Civil Procedure & Law of Limitation II
• Code of Criminal Procedure-II
• Drafting/ Pleading and Conveyancing
• Equity, Trust, Fiduciary Relationship &  Specific Relief Act
• Land Laws and Agricultural Laws II
• Moot Court Exercise, Legal Awareness and Internship
• Law of Taxation II

Semester IX

• Socio-Economic Offences-I
• Forensic Science –I
• Public Interest Lawyering/Legal Aid and Para-legal Services
• Election Law
• Military Laws
• Criminology, Penology & Victimology-I
• Intellectual Property Laws-I
• Air and Space Law-I
• Law and Medicine –I
• Women and Law relating to Children-I
• Cyber Law –I

Semester X

• Socio-Economic Offences-II
• Forensic Science –II
• Law and Computer
• Fundamentals of Management and Litigation Management
• Seminar/ Research/ Clinic
• Criminology/ Penology/ Victimology-II
• Intellectual Property Laws-II
• Air and Space Law-II
• Law and Medicine –II
• Women and Law relating to Children-II
• Cyber Law-II

Top colleges offering BA LLB Course

• Symbiosis Law School, Pune
• Teerthanker Mahaveer College of Law & Legal Studies
• NIMS School of Law
• J.R.S.E.T. College of Law
• School of Law Jagannath University
• School of Law Devi Ahilya Vishwavidyalaya
• Jindal Global Law School
• University Institute of Laws Ludhiana

Admission Process for B.A LLB Course

Admission to the course carried out on the basis of marks obtained in higher secondary course. Apart from this, candidates are required to clear the entrance examination conducted by the institutes concerned. For instance National Law School and Judicial Academy, Assam conducts its own entrance exam in which questions will be asked from topics such as General Knowledge/Current Affairs, English, Legal Aptitude, Logical and Analytical Reasoning. There will be a maximum of 200 questions, each carrying one mark. Institutes like National Law University, Delhi carry out admission on the basis of All India Law Entrance Test (AILET).