Law

Yes, you can take admission on the 12th basis, if you drop it will be a problem for you at the time of placement. At IILM University, our programs are aligned to the liberal education ethos of giving the students freedom of choice whereby they can study from disciplines across multiple verticals. This in-process helps them specialize in two areas of their choice (major and minor) adding to their employability quotient and making them capable to handle any challenges they face during their careers. So, for instance, if you were to choose the 5 years integrated B.A. LL.B. (Hons), you would study papers from Psychology, Public Policy, World Politics apart from your core Law papers. BBA LL.B. (Hons) would acquaint you to papers from management apart from the above-mentioned subjects. Similarly, if you opt for B.Com (Hons) you would study papers from Corporate Law as well. They can work successfully with companies, law firms, and legal officers at various organizations. They can also represent ministries in government through their panel in the courts as a standing counsel and represent the company in capacities such as in-house counsel or an advisory and perform all that functions of a lawyer. Scope of LL.B is Vast.
1. You can go for placement in corporate firms
2. You can go to law firms
3. You can practice litigation on your own
4. You can set up your own legal counseling firm
5. You can put some more effort and go for B.A. LL.B. Course and then go for research
6. You can even go for a lectureship
7. You can go for judicial services to know more, log on to www.iilm.edu.in.

LPU offers more than 250 programmes where Law is one among them. The School of Law is governed and regulated by the Bar Council of India (BCI) and its curriculum is also provided by BCI and in order to make students top-to-date and the latest trends in the field of law, the School of Law takes initiatives to modify the curriculum as and when need arises. Students have undergone internships at various High Courts, law firms, law chambers, commissions, corporate houses and NGOs. The Alumni's are working as Judicial officers, Legal practitioners and Corporate advisors and Civil servants. In addition to this, MOOT court sessions are also provided to experience the scenario of courts. Some of the companies which have made or shown interest in recruitment from our campus are: MAP Legal Corporation, Manupatra & Co, Integrity Associates, LEGASIS, Thomson Reuters have recruited the students and many more. The eligibility criteria for this programme is Pass with 60% aggregate marks in 10+2 (any stream) with English or equivalent. Admissions are going on, apply without any delay to grab the opportunity and avail the scholarship benefits.

B.A. LL.B. (Hons) course will be required to study more papers than a general B.A. LL.B. Degree and having honours will be a plus point if you're willing to study LL. M. or Ph.D. Honours are always given preference in terms of jobs and placements. In the honours programme, more practical learning is there and more subjects are to be studied. At IILM University, our programs are aligned to liberal education ethos of giving the students freedom of choice whereby they can study from disciplines across multiple verticals. This in-process helps them specialise in two areas of their choice (major and minor) adding to their employability quotient and making them capable to handle any challenges they face during their careers. So for instance if you were to choose the 5 year integrated B.A. LL.B. (Hons), you would study papers from Psychology, Public Policy, World Politics apart from your core Law papers. BBA LL.B. (hons) would acquaint you to papers from management apart from the above mentioned subjects. Similarly, if you opt for B.Com (Hons) you would study papers from Corporate Law as well. They can work successfully with companies, law firms, and as legal officers at various organizations. They can also represent ministries in government through their panel in the courts as a standing counsel and represent the company in capacities such as in-house counsel or an advisory and perform all that functions of a lawyer. Scope of LL.B. Is Vast !
1. You can go for placement in corporate firms
2. You can go for law firms
3. You can practice litigation on your own
4. You can set up your own legal counselling firm
5. You can put some more effort and go for B.A. LL.B. Course and then go for research
6. You can even go for lectureship
7. You can go for judicial services know more, log on to www.iilm.edu.in.

B.A. LL.B. (Hons) course will be required to study more papers than a general B.A. LL.B. Degree and having honours will be a plus point if you're willing to study LL. M. or Ph.D. Honours are always given preference in terms of jobs and placements. In the honours programme, more practical learning is there and more subjects are to be studied. At IILM University, our programs are aligned to liberal education ethos of giving the students freedom of choice whereby they can study from disciplines across multiple verticals. This in-process helps them specialise in two areas of their choice (major and minor) adding to their employability quotient and making them capable to handle any challenges they face during their careers. So for instance if you were to choose the 5 year integrated B.A. LL.B. (Hons), you would study papers from Psychology, Public Policy, World Politics apart from your core Law papers. BBA LL.B. (hons) would acquaint you to papers from management apart from the above mentioned subjects. Similarly, if you opt for B.Com (Hons) you would study papers from Corporate Law as well. They can work successfully with companies, law firms, and as legal officers at various organizations. They can also represent ministries in government through their panel in the courts as a standing counsel and represent the company in capacities such as in-house counsel or an advisory and perform all that functions of a lawyer.
Scope of LL.B. Is Vast !
1. You can go for placement in corporate firms
2. You can go for law firms
3. You can practice litigation on your own
4. You can set up your own legal counselling firm
5. You can put some more effort and go for B.A. LL.B. Course and then go for research
6. You can even go for lectureship
7. You can go for judicial services know more, log on to www.iilm.edu.in.

B.A. LL.B. (Hons) course will be required to study more papers than a general B.A. LL.B. Degree and having honours will be a plus point if you're willing to study LL. M. or Ph.D. Honours are always given preference in terms of jobs and placements. In the honours programme, more practical learning is there and more subjects are to be studied. At IILM University, our programs are aligned to liberal education ethos of giving the students freedom of choice whereby they can study from disciplines across multiple verticals. This in-process helps them specialise in two areas of their choice (major and minor) adding to their employability quotient and making them capable to handle any challenges they face during their careers. So for instance if you were to choose the 5 year integrated B.A. LL.B. (Hons), you would study papers from Psychology, Public Policy, World Politics apart from your core Law papers. BBA LL.B. (hons) would acquaint you to papers from management apart from the above mentioned subjects. Similarly, if you opt for B.Com (Hons) you would study papers from Corporate Law as well. They can work successfully with companies, law firms, and as legal officers at various organizations. They can also represent ministries in government through their panel in the courts as a standing counsel and represent the company in capacities such as in-house counsel or an advisory and perform all that functions of a lawyer. Scope of LL.B. Is Vast !
1. You can go for placement in corporate firms
2. You can go for law firms
3. You can practice litigation on your own
4. You can set up your own legal counselling firm
5. You can put some more effort and go for B.A. LL.B. Course and then go for research
6. You can even go for lectureship
7. You can go for judicial services know more, log on to www.iilm.edu.in.

Please tell for which college you are asking, for government colleges 100 + minimum score required for admission. B.A. LL.B. (Hons) course will be required to study more papers than a general B.A. LL.B. Degree and having honours will be a plus point if you're willing to study LL. M. or Ph.D. Honours are always given preference in terms of jobs and placements. In the honours programme, more practical learning is there and more subjects are to be studied. At IILM University, our programs are aligned to liberal education ethos of giving the students freedom of choice whereby they can study from disciplines across multiple verticals. This in-process helps them specialise in two areas of their choice (major and minor) adding to their employability quotient and making them capable to handle any challenges they face during their careers. So for instance if you were to choose the 5 year integrated B.A. LL.B. (Hons), you would study papers from Psychology, Public Policy, World Politics apart from your core Law papers. BBA LL.B. (hons) would acquaint you to papers from management apart from the above mentioned subjects. Similarly, if you opt for B.Com (Hons) you would study papers from Corporate Law as well. They can work successfully with companies, law firms, and as legal officers at various organizations. They can also represent ministries in government through their panel in the courts as a standing counsel and represent the company in capacities such as in-house counsel or an advisory and perform all that functions of a lawyer. Scope of LL.B. Is Vast !
1. You can go for placement in corporate firms
2. You can go for law firms
3. You can practice litigation on your own
4. You can set up your own legal counselling firm
5. You can put some more effort and go for B.A. LL.B. Course and then go for research
6. You can even go for lectureship
7. You can go for judicial services know more, log on to www.iilm.edu.in.

Being a alumni of Lovely Professional University, I would say, Lovely Professional University, School of Law is one of the best Law colleges in India and Punjab and approved by Bar Council of India. The students are groomed for bright professional careers by providing wide range of exposure to theoretical as well as practical aspects of law. The school organizes international conferences, visits by nationally acclaimed law practitioners to allow the students gain skills and experience in the field of law. Students get real-time experiences through moot court competitions organized at national and international levels. The diversity you get in this university is amazing. Studying with these international students, you will be able to understand their point of view, how things are perceived in their country. Few points told by my friends who did BBA LL.B. From LPU that will help you to make your decision:
Their classroom is also designed like a courtroom to familiarize the platform to the students when they will face real case in the future. This provides them confidence as the platform is familiar to them. Their big tie-ups and network provide them with the ability to provide students with real practical learning e. g: they tie up Police stations to provide them internships to learn about the cases handled. Equal importance is given to practical Training along with theory papers to boost the Self-Confidence of Students as and when they enter into Bar. All the learning and experience you will gain from this university will make you ready for the corporate world, even if you don't get the placement you desire, the learning will make you ready to tackle jobs for any company, or firm you desire. Guardian Angels-Internship Exposure With Police:
Various internships, seminars, guest lectures from particular industry experienced personalities is provided to build up their passion and take on the real world challenges they will face to become successful in the future and so on. Students completed their internship with Jalandhar Police Commissionerate and learnt vital aspects about handling of sensitive cases by police. Policing posits host of challenges to the police personnel who have to strike a balance between competing values of individual freedom and establishment of peace. Students were exposed to the saliency of weapon handling, undertaking of patrolling and surveillance tasks, resolving of general law and order issues by police as part of duty.