B.Sc. LL.B

At the UG level, NLU Kolkata offers two five-year integrated BSc LLB (Hons) course. The course is spread across 10 semesters, each year comprises of two semesters. Any candidate, who has completed Class 12 in any stream, can apply for NUJS BSc LLB (Hons) course. However, the final selection of students will be based on the HSC and CLAT scores. 

Aspirants need to pass Class 12 or equivalent exam with at least 45% aggregate to apply for NUJS BSc LLB (Hons) programme. There is a 5% relaxation in the aggregate for BSc LLB (Hons). There is no age limit to take up the CLAT exam. Candidates must hold the documents proving their eligibility for verification at the time of admission. Besides, aspirants must also pass CLAT exam for admission in BSc LLB (Hons) course.

The total tuition fee for NLU Kolkata BSc LLB (Hons) is INR 3.7 lakh. This information is sourced from official website/ sanctioning body and is subject to change. Candidates need to pay the fee for confirmation of seat at the time of admission. Besides, candidates also need to register for BA LLB (Hons) with CLAT application fee. 

Below are the popluar BSc colleges in India including some top NLUs, such as:

• NLU Kolkata
• GNLU
• NLIU Bhopal
• Manipal University, Bhopal
• KSOL

Hi, Selection is typically based on a combination of factors, including Class 12 marks, entrance exam scores, personal interview performance, and sometimes writing samples.

Hi,

Most universities require applicants to have passed Class 12 with a minimum percentage (often above 50%) in science stream subjects (Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics). Some may consider performance in entrance exams like CLAT (Common Law Admission Test) or university-specific entrance tests.

Hope this helps!!

Hi, 

Some universities might offer specializations in specific science disciplines, such as:

• Physics (for patent law or intellectual property)
• Chemistry (for environmental law or food & drug law)
• Life Sciences (for biotechnology law)
• Information Technology (for cyber law)

Hope this solved your doubt!

Hi, Graduates can pursue diverse careers like:

• Law: Practice law in areas like intellectual property, environmental law, patent law, food and drug law, cyber law, etc.
• Science & Technology Consulting: Advise businesses and organizations on the legal implications of scientific advancements.
• Policy & Regulatory Affairs: Work in government agencies or NGOs formulating policies related to science and technology.
• Patent Law: Represent individuals and companies in patent applications and litigation.
• Academia & Research: Pursue research careers or teaching positions in law schools or scientific institutions.

Hope this clears your query !!

Since candidates who pursue BSc LLB also study various subjects from Science background, they study some subjects exclusively which aren't taught in other law courses. Here are some subjects exclusively taught in BSc LLB course:

• Genetic Engineering and Genomics
• Concepts of Chemistry
• Electronic Devices, Circuits and IC Technology
• Introductory Biotechnology and Cell Biology
• Polymer Chemistry