LL.B 5-year
(admission closed)

Advantages

Empower Your Future

With an LLB degree, you’ll gain:

Expertise: Develop a deep understanding of legal principles, theories, and practices.
Critical Thinking: Enhance your analytical skills to navigate complex legal scenarios.
Problem-solving: Learn to approach challenges with logical and creative solutions.
Effective Communication: Articulate arguments and persuade audiences with confidence.

Unlock Diverse Career Paths

An LLB degree opens doors to various fields:

Law Practice: Become an advocate, specialising in areas like civil law, criminal law, family law, property laws, corporate laws, human rights or environmental laws.
Judiciary: After equipping yourselves with the necessary learning in two years of practising as an advocate, you may pass a civil judge-cum-magistrate exam, upholding justice and shaping the legal landscape.
Policy and Governance: Influence law-making and policy development in government, NGOs, or international organisations.
Business and Finance: Apply legal expertise in corporate management, compliance, or financial regulation.
Legal Entrepreneurs: Innovate legal services, combining legal expertise with business acumen to create accessible solutions for clients’ needs.

Make A Difference

As a law graduate:

Champion Justice: Advocate for human rights, equality, and social justice.
Shape Society: Contribute to law reform and policy changes that benefit communities.
Inspire Others: Mentor and lead future generations of legal professionals.

Embarking on this LLB journey, you’ll not only enhance your knowledge and skills but also develop a strong sense of purpose and responsibility. Get ready to challenge yourself, grow, and make a meaningful impact in the world.

Eligibility Criteria

Admission in LLB 5-Year Program is open for those candidates who:-

have passed the Intermediate Examination (i.e. FA/F.Sc./ ‘A’ Level or equivalent) with a minimum of 45% marks;
have passed the Law Admission Test (LAT) conducted by HEC with 50% passing marks and with a validity date for admission;
had passed the Intermediate Examination not earlier than 2019.