The LLB curriculum encompasses an array of subjects to include all aspects wherein students will get to understand the law, the legal principles, and the working of legal systems. However, the exact subjects are slightly different depending upon a country or university, but core subjects in any LLB program include the following:
1. General Legal Subjects:
Constitutional Law: Understanding the constitution, its interpretation, and how it controls the country.
Criminal Law: Study of crimes, punishments, and the criminal justice system.
Civil Law: Deals with disputes between individuals and organizations (e.g., contracts, property law).
1.Practical Skills:
Legal Drafting: Teaches students to write legal documents such as contracts, petitions, and agreements.
Advocacy Skills: Focuses on public speaking and court representation.
Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR): Covers methods like mediation and arbitration to resolve disputes without litigation.
Entrance Exams: Most universities or law colleges need applicants to qualify for an entrance exam (e.g., CLAT, LSAT) to get entry into the LLB course. Such tests test the knowledge in topics like reasoning, general knowledge, and legal aptitude.
Minimum Percentage:
Applicants are required to secure the minimum percentage marks varied according to the institution, usually lie between 45% to 60% in the qualifying examination.