llb course details after 12th
Bachelor of Law (LLB) is a 3 to 5 years professional undergraduate course that can be pursued after completing 10+2 or graduation from a recognised board or university respectively. The Bachelor of Legislative Law ( LLB) is a foundational course in law that teaches students about legal procedures followed in the profession. The course helps the student to develop a logical, analytical and critical understanding of legal affairs and teaches him/her how to use these skills for resolving social, legal issues of the society. The three year Bachelor of Legislative Law is typically divided into six semesters, and students start with the basics of law before gradually moving into other subjects like constitutional law , family law, jurisprudence, IPC, law of contracts etc. As part of the course, students also have to undertake internships and training programmes at law firms, corporate organisations and courts to enhance their knowledge and gain real-life experience of the legal profession.