LLB curriculum usually includes foundational legal subjects that would give a comprehensive understanding of law and its related branches and streams. Core subjects will tend to be Constitutional Law, Criminal Law, Civil Procedure Code, Contract Law, Tort Law, Family Law, Administrative Law, and International Law. All these subjects help the students to understand the technical basis of the legal setup governing society, the administration of justice as well as safeguarding the rights of individuals.
As such, there are additional courses on Legal Research, Legal Writing, and Ethics that are fundamental to becoming an effective legal professional.
Apart from the core subjects, specialized courses that may be part of the curriculum vary with institutions, for example, Intellectual Property Law, Corporate Law, Environmental Law, Human Rights Law, and Labor Law. The practical learning approach is through internships, moot courts, and case studies where students will be able to apply theoretical knowledge in real legal practice settings. Most LLB programs also focus on legal reasoning, advocacy, and critical thinking skills, preparing students for various career paths, including litigation, corporate law, public service, and legal consultancy.