| 5 years integrated law degree course at RK College of Law, Firozabad |
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Eligibility: 10+2 with minimum 45% (any stream/ subjects) followed by an entrance exam conducted by Dr. Bhim Rao Ambedkar University of Agra. Select college code 229.
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B.A. LL.B. is an integrated five-years undergraduate programme in legal studies which is designed to enlighten students with the socio-legal facets of the society.
As the name of the course suggests, the programme involves study of two academic disciplines i.e. Arts and Law. During the first two years, the students primalrily goes through various topics of Arts discipline, like sociology, political science, economics, history and english. The subjects are taught with respect to legal orientation of the students. From third year onwards, legal studies are introduced full fledgedly which includes study of a variety of state and central laws.
The integrated programme not only develops the analytical mind of a student but also apprises him about the social and political aspect of different laws. The focus of the programme is laid on developing argumentative skills understanding the relationship between the law and society legal drafting and honing critical analytical skills.
In addition, the inclusion of experiential learning by visits in the government departments, moot courts, lectures from industry experts, internship with top law firms advocates and legal organisations help the students in acquiring a realistic experience. |
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| Admission Process: |
Tentative Months |
| 1. Pass intermediate (Class 12) exams with minimum 45% |
May |
| 2. Register online for entrance exam conducted by the university www.dbrau.org.in |
May-June |
| 3. Appear in the entrance exam at the designated centre |
June-July |
| 4. Appear in the counseling session, select College code 229 (RK College of Law) and collect your allotment letter |
July-August |
| 5. Take admission in the College allotted by submit fee and documents. |
August |
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Course Modules (not exhaustive) |
- Political science
- Sociology
- Economics
- History
- English
- Legal drafting and phrasing
- Corporate Laws
- Rules, regulations and procedures
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- Law of Contract
- Arbitration Laws
- Law of Torts
- Family Law
- Constitution
- CPC, CrPC
- Jurisprudence
- Moot Court Practicals
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Medium of Instruction & Exams |
All lectures, lab work, paper writing, class discussions etc. would be delivered through Hindi & English languages.
Examination are conducted by the affiliting University that may be given in either Hindi or English. |
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Method of Evaluation |
Class tests, Internal Assessment & Project Work
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Moot Court Practicals and Viva |
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Final Written Exam
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| Career Opportunities |
The golden rule, "the more you practice, the more you become proficient" applies to excel in a professional study programme like that of legal studies.
Aspirants who wish to become an advocate and practice law as a profession in India should enroll with the local State or Central Bar council. For newly qualified law practioners, the initial remuneration and earning capacity is dependant on many factors. The main yardstick of success in this field is professional competence acquired through experience and practice and not merely academic excellence.
There are employment opportunities in a variety of designations and roles for lawyers. They can opt to work as legal advisors who work in legal departments of firms and enlighten them about their rights and obligations and suggest the appropriate course of action in business. Though this does not entail practicing advocacy, lawyers with impeccable writing and research skills can work as legal writers, and create law reports and journals. They can also be appointed as public prosecutors who represent the state in sessions courts. The Attorney General is the chief legal adviser to the Government of India.
Besides these options, there are numerous fields in which a lawyer can develop his expertise, a few of which are:
- Civil lawyer
- Criminal lawyer
- Corporate lawyer
- Cyber Laws experts
- Labour and employment lawyers
- Public Prosecutors
- Media law experts
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