Law

Typically, a candidate who has passed 10+2+2 (or equivalent) from any recognised education board can get a seat in BA LLB programme of Lovely Professional University (LPU). The percentage as well as any entrance or admission conditions may vary from one admission session to another and therefore, the students ought to refer the latest LPU admission guidelines prior to applying for admission to LPU.

It is quite advantageous that students of any field after Class 12 can think of pursuing BA LLB. For instance, a student of humanities may have an interest in political Science and social issues, while a commerce student may be familiar with certain aspects of basic business which could be applicable in some subject areas like corporate law.

Another effort introduced by LPU is to provide law students opportunities to get outside of the classroom, including moot court, legal research, seminars, workshops, and hands-on assignments. A student could, for example, study a hypothetical situation, read and understand pertinent precedents, and argue a case in a moot court.

In summary, LPU provides Applicants with a structured pathway for entry into legal studies after their class 12 and training in skills as well as knowledge.

Yes, Lovely Professional University (LPU) ensures that those are opportunities for the BA LLB students to build the skills of Advocacy as a practical element in their legal education through moot court activities and legal training. Aside from studying basic pieces of legislation in books, students receive the chance to learn arguments in a “courtroom” setting.

The practice of moot court will assist with legal research and preparing the case, drafting legal documents, analyzing cases, and giving oral arguments. For example, a student might be assigned a hypothetical dispute and asked to come up with the arguments on the side of one of the parties, conduct legal research into the case, and present their research to a panel in an appropriate manner. This type of work helps put concepts in the classroom into practice and can boost students' confidence when speaking.

Law students aspiring to practice are also given various competitions, seminars, workshops and hands-on training experiences at the LPU. In general, moot court is a good methodology for students who desire to carry on litigation-based techniques, corporate law, positions related to the judiciary or to continue with legal studies after their BA LLB.