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Integrated LL.B.: Integrated Law Programmes (5-year LL.B.)

Five-year integrated programmes taken straight after Class 12, combining a bachelor's degree (arts, business, commerce, science or social work) with the LL.B. law degree.
Study level
Undergraduate
Typical duration
5 years
Common entrance exams
CLAT (National Law Universities and participating institutions), AILET (National Law University, Delhi)

Course overview

Five-year integrated programmes taken straight after Class 12, combining a bachelor's degree (arts, business, commerce, science or social work) with the LL.B. law degree.

Duration: 5 years. Durations and structures can vary between institutions and under NEP 2020 frameworks.

Specialisations (5)

Each variant pairs a different first degree with the LL.B.; the law component is the same professional degree.

Integrated 5-year programmes (after Class 12)

  • BA LL.B. (Bachelor of Arts + Bachelor of Laws)
  • BBA LL.B. (Bachelor of Business Administration + Bachelor of Laws)
  • B.Com LL.B. (Bachelor of Commerce + Bachelor of Laws)
  • B.Sc LL.B. (Bachelor of Science + Bachelor of Laws)
  • BSW LL.B. (Bachelor of Social Work + Bachelor of Laws)

Specialisation availability varies by institution and intake. A counsellor will confirm which options are open to you.

Eligibility

Class 12 in any stream with the minimum marks set by the Bar Council of India and the university (B.Sc LL.B. usually needs a science background).

Entrance examinations commonly used

  • CLAT (National Law Universities and participating institutions)
  • AILET (National Law University, Delhi)
  • University-level law entrance tests

Eligibility rules, minimum marks and accepted exams are set by regulators and each institution, and may change each year. Always check the official admission notice.

Curriculum overview

  • Constitutional, contract, criminal and family law
  • Your chosen first degree (arts, business, commerce, science or social work)
  • Moot courts and legal research
  • Internships with courts, law firms and NGOs
  • Clinical legal education

This is a general outline. Each institution publishes its own syllabus.

Potential career pathways

  • Advocate (after enrolling with a State Bar Council)
  • Corporate lawyer
  • Judicial services
  • Legal adviser in business
  • Policy, compliance and research

Career outcomes depend on many factors, including individual effort, institution, specialisation and the job market. No course guarantees a particular role or salary.

Where to study Integrated LL.B.

Tuition fees vary by institution, programme and category. We share current figures from each institution's official fee notice during counselling.

Application requirements

Documents commonly requested at application or admission:

  • Class 10 and Class 12 mark sheets and certificates
  • Entrance examination scorecard, where applicable
  • Transfer and migration certificates, where applicable
  • Government-issued photo identification
  • Recent passport-size photographs
  • Category or domicile certificates, if claiming a reservation

Frequently asked questions

Can I practise law after an integrated LL.B.?
Yes, if the programme is approved by the Bar Council of India. You enrol with a State Bar Council and pass the All India Bar Examination to practise as an advocate.

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