Preliminary Law

• Paper-I : Jurisprudence
• Paper-II : Law of Crimes (IPC)
• Paper-III : Criminal Procedure Code, Juvenile Justice Act, and Probation of Offenders Act
• Paper-IV : Contract-I (General Principles of Contract from Sec. 1 to 75 and Specific Relief Act)
• Paper-V : Family Law – I (Hindu Law)
• Paper-VI : Law of Evidence
• Paper-VII : Legal Language/Legal Writing including General English
• Paper-VIII : Constitutional Law
• Paper-IX : Environmental Law

Intermediate Law

• Paper-I : Human Rights and International Law
• Paper-II : Contract-II Act & Partnership Act
• Paper-III : Property Law (including Transfer of Property Act and Easement Act)
• Paper-IV : Law of Tort and Consumer Protection Laws
• Paper-V : Land Laws (including Ceiling and any other Local Laws)
• Paper-VI : Administrative Law
• Paper-VII : Arbitration, Conciliation, and Alternative Dispute Regulation Systems
• Paper-VIII : Family Law-II
• Paper-IX : Interpretation of Statutes

Final Law

Compulsory subjects:

• Paper-I : Civil Procedure Code and Limitation Act
• Paper-II : Company Law
• Paper-III : Labour Law

Optional subjects:

Paper-IV, V & VIThere shall be three Optional Papers out of the following

• Banking Law (including Negotiable Instrument Act)
• Criminology & Penology
• Taxation Laws
• Intellectual Property Law
• Women Law and Law relating to Children Law Property and Development

Practical Subjects:

Paper-VII: Drafting, Pleading & Conveyancing

1. Drafting, Pleading & Conveyancing
2. Viva-Voce

Paper-VIII: Professional Ethics, Accountancy for Lawyers and Bar-Bench relation:

1. Professional Ethics etc.
2. Viva-Voce

Paper-IX: Public Interest Lawyering Legal Aid & Lok Adalat.

Paper-X: Moot Court, Pretrial and Participation in Trail Proceeding.

(a) Moot Court

• Three Written
• Three Oral

(b) Trial (Court Attendance)

• Civil
• Criminal

(c) Interview Technique & Pretrial Preparation (Lawyer's Chambers, Legal Aid Office)

• Interview to the Client by the Advocate.
• Preparation of Document & Court Papers

(d) Viva-Voce of all above.

The 5 years B.A.LL.B. ( Hons. ) course is divided in to Ten Semesters. During the first two years comprising of four semesters a student is required to read Social Sciences subjects like Economics, History, Sociology, Political Science and English Literature along with law subjects and during the next three years he/she isrequired to study purely legal subjects. The course of study also prescribes for practical training, Moot Courts etc.

The details of the subjects are given: