The Bachelor of Law program at the University School of Law and Research aims to produce individuals proficient in delivering justice and applying legal principles for societal welfare. The program provides a foundational understanding of legal education, equipping students with essential skills and abilities for maintaining law and order.

Admission to the three-year LL.B. (Hons) program requires a bachelor's degree in a related field. The curriculum focuses on theoretical and practical aspects of law, including moot court competitions, parliamentary debates, drafting, and legal aid clinics. Subjects covered include jurisprudence, law of torts, constitutional law, criminal procedure code, and civil procedure code. Taught by experienced faculty and legal experts, the program prepares students for careers as legal practitioners.

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Legal education plays a crucial role in enforcing and delivering justice. The program aims to produce experts in law with leadership skills for roles in private or public sectors. Graduates can pursue careers as Magistrates, Arbitrators, Company Secretaries, Attorneys General, Public Prosecutors, Lawyers, and more.