A write up about the BALLB course, fees, eligibility, syllabus & the career prospects after doing BALLB.
BALLb courses are getting popular because they allow students to pursue law courses right after passing class 12th.
Initially, people had to first complete graduation to become eligible for the LLB Course. The Traditional LLB requires 6 years to complete, 3 years for graduation, & 3 years for LLB.
In contrast, the BALLB courses (BALLB, BSc LLB, BcomLLB, and BBALLB) just take 5 years, as these are integrated courses offering dual degrees. The student saves 1 year & graduates with dual degrees of BA & LLB together.
The other advantage of BALLB courses is that they allow students to pursue law courses right after 12th.
The staggering number of pending cases in Indian courts is a reminder there is no dearth of work for legal professionals. Further BALLB courses are getting popular because of dual degrees and saving precious 1 year.
It depends on the student’s interest whether they wish to pursue BALLB/BSCLLB/BBALLB/BcomLLB. All of them are dual courses that save 1 year for the student.
BALLB stands for Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Law, which is a 5 years integrated course conferring dual qualification of BA & LLB together.
Based on a 2020 survey by Careers360, we found 63% of individuals aspiring to pursue law prefer the BBA LLB program, showing a growing trend in its popularity.
BALLB Courses fees
BALLB Course fees is an important criterion during admissions because students want to check the ROI. Government colleges have subsidized fees compared to private ones because they receive grants from the Government.
BALLB courses eligibility:
10+2 in any stream with a minimum of 45% marks.
The BALLB courses are being run in various colleges. The approximate BALLB Course fees in some of the Government College in UP is:
| Institution Name | Total Tuition Fees(INR) |
| BHU | 11410 |
| CCSU Meerut | 1.5 L |
| DDU Gorakhpur University | 1.96 L |
| CSJM Kanpur | 3.01 L |
| Bundelkhand University Jhansi | 1.21 L |
| Mahatma Gandhi Kashi Vidyapeeth | 2.75 L |
| Gautam Buddha University | 9L |
| KMC Arabi Farsi University Lucknow | 1.09 L |
| The University of Lucknow | 27390 |
| NLU Lucknow | 9.5 L |
| NLU Prayagraj | 12.95 L |
| Agra College Agra | 70500 |
| BJJR Institute of Law Jhansi | 45000 |
| Ishwar Saran Degree College Prayagraj | 2.30 L |
| Khanna Girls Degree College Prayagraj | 2.30 L |
BALLB Course fees in Private College
The BALLB courses are quite popular, hence a growing number of institutions offer them at competitive fees.
| Institution Name | Total Tuition Fees(INR) |
| Babu Banarsi Das University Lucknow | 4 L |
| Rama University Kanpur | 2.5 L |
| United University Allahabad | 4.2 L |
| Invertis University Bareilly | 2.5 L |
| Mangalyatan University Aligarh | 3 L |
| Sanskriti University Mathura | 3L |
| Shri Venkateshwara University Gajraula | click for update. |
| IPEM Ghaziabad | 1.91 L |
BA LLB Syllabus 1st Year
| BA LLB Subjects Semester 1 | BA LLB Subjects Semester 2 |
| Legal Method Sociology-I History-I Political Science-I Economics-I English-I Introduction to Law | History-II Sociology-II Political Science-II Economics-II General English-II Law of Contract-I Law of Tort-I Jurisprudence |
BA LLB Syllabus 2nd Year
| BA LLB Subjects Semester 3 | BA LLB Subjects Semester 4 |
| Law of Contract-II Sociology-III Political Science-III Criminal Law-I Constitutional Law-I Law of Contract-II Family Law-I | Constitutional Law-II Family Law-II Property Law Labour Law-I Environmental Law |
BA LLB Syllabus 3rd Year
| BA LLB Subjects Semester 5 | BA LLB Subjects Semester 6 |
| Criminal Law-I Corporate Law-I Administrative Law Jurisprudence Public International Law Law of Evidence | Conflict Laws Company Laws Human Rights Intellectual Property Law Code of Civil Procedure Criminal Law-II Corporate Law-II |
BA LLB Syllabus 4th Year
| BA LLB Subjects Semester 7 | BA LLB Subjects Semester 8 |
| Taxation-I Labour Law-II Environmental Law-II Drafting, Pleading and Conveyancing Optional Paper-I Optional Paper-II | Intellectual Property Rights Taxation-II Professional Ethics Optional Paper-III Optional Paper-IV |
BA LLB Syllabus 5th Year
| BA LLB Subjects Semester 9 | BA LLB Subjects Semester 10 |
| Private International Law Merger, Acquisition and Competition Laws Optional Paper-V Optional Paper-VI | Law of Equity, Trusts, Suit Evaluation and Registration International Trade Law Moot Courts Internships Seminar Paper |
The salary of BA LLB graduates varies depending on their field of work and the organization they are working for. On average, their annual salary ranges between INR 3 to 6 lakhs. With years of experience and skill development, their salary increases overtime.
The different job profile available to legal graduates after completing BALLB courses are:
| Job Profiles | Job Description | Average Annual Salary in INR |
| Firstly Lawyer | A lawyer advocates for their clients in both civil and criminal court proceedings, taking on responsibilities such as filing lawsuits, preparing legal documents, attending meetings, evaluating cases, and devising potential resolutions. | 8-10 LPA |
| Then, Solicitor | A solicitor typically focuses on a specific legal area like family law, property law, or taxation, providing legal guidance to clients, which can include individuals or businesses. | 7- 10 LPA |
| Moreover, Legal Advisor | Large organizations hire legal advisors to counsel them on a range of legal matters and decisions. These professionals may also play a role in resolving their client’s legal disputes with other organizations. | 5-8 LPA |
| Further, Public Prosecutor | A public prosecutor is responsible for handling criminal proceedings in a court of law, presenting the facts of a case, and assisting the judge in administering justice for that specific case. . | 8-12 LPA |
| Lecturer | Upon obtaining a BA LLB degree, individuals can pursue a career as a university lecturer. However, to do so, candidates must first complete their post-graduation in Law. | 6-10 LPA |
Legal professionals are always in demand, as people seek court intervention to protect their fundamental rights.
People are aware of their rights and approach courts whenever they feel threatened or victimized.
The Government’s move for women’s empowerment has led to the other half seeking justice whenever they feel threatened or face injustice.
The growing number of family court cases remind that marital discord is a major problem where individuals are increasing seeking justice.
Girls are independent & raise their voice against any kind of assault or misbehaviour because they want to lead a dignified life.
There are over 4 crores pending cases in Indian courts because of the tardy justice process.
Through changes being made in Indian laws, the Govt. is trying to expedite the justice system so that the victim receives timely justice.
India needs enough number of judges & magistrates to timely dispose of cases so that the victim gets justice. There are over 1 crore pending cases in UP courts, the most populous state in the country. It includes over 97 lakhs criminal & over 18 lakhs civil cases in various stages of justice.
This slow & tardy justice process frustrates the appellant who starts believing the law is for the rich and powerful.
Legal graduates have a responsibility to provide time bound justice so that people have faith in the Indian judiciary.
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