
What is BA LLB?
An integrated law degree combining arts subjects with constitutional, corporate, criminal and procedural law.
The programme runs for 5 years and is regulated by Bar Council of India (BCI).
Eligibility
10+2 in any stream with the minimum aggregate set by the Bar Council of India and the institution.
Minimum marks and subject requirements can differ by state and category, so check the current prospectus of each institution.
Entrance exams
Admission to BA LLB in India commonly uses CLAT, LSAT India, SLAT, AILET and Institutional tests. Register early and keep your scorecard, admit card and counselling records safe.
Popular specialisations
Students commonly choose from the following BA LLB specialisations:
- Corporate Law
- Criminal Law
- Constitutional Law
- IP Law
Career options
BA LLB graduates commonly move into roles such as:
- Advocate
- Corporate lawyer
- Judicial services
- Legal consultant
- LLM
Private BA LLB colleges in India
AdmitDirect lists 49 private institutions approved for BA LLB in the official registers, with branch-wise seats for each. Compare them state by state on the BA LLB course page.
Management quota
Private colleges and universities usually admit directly through their own application, merit list or institutional test. Some states reserve a share of seats for centralised admission and allow the institute to fill the rest. Always ask for the official fee schedule in writing.
Frequently asked questions
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Written by AdmitDirect Editorial. Admission rules, fees and seat availability change every cycle; always confirm with the institution and the official counselling authority.