Bachelor of Laws (LL.B.)

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Bachelor of Laws (LL.B.)

Apex Professional University

Credits

120

Duration

3 Years

Full Time

Yes

Part Time

N/A

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The LLB program offered by the School of Law at Apex Professional University as per regulations of the Bar Council of India (BCI) will lead to a professional Law degree. LL.B. is a three years undergraduate program which focuses on the study of depth analysis of all the relevant laws along with their practical implementation aspect. The program is structured in a way so that the students shall be trained for the understanding of law, as well as the critical, analytical and strategic thinking skills necessary for the field of law. The course, apart from instilling the legal knowledge to students shall also instill a sense of value and ethics, which will help the students not only in becoming good lawyers but will also help them in becoming good human beings. We look for applicants who are curious, determined and creative. We take into account special talents or successes that might not appear on a transcript. If this sounds like you, choose APU. Post Programme Careers:
  • Advocate
  • Government Services
  • Legal Advisor
  • Judiciary
  • Teaching
  • Legal Outsourcing
  • Private Companies
  • Higher Education
  • Writer Of Law Books /Reports /Journalist
  • Legal Analyst
  • Legal Researcher
  • Politics
Programme Educational Objectives (PEO)
  • PEO1      Students shall be able to define architectural designs that satisfy both aesthetics and technical requirements with the adequate acquired knowledge of the history and related fields. They shall be able to appraise the physical problems, technologies and functions of buildings and summarize so as to provide justified internal conditions of comfort and protection against the climate.
  • PEO2      Students shall have an understanding of the relationship between people and buildings, and distinguish between buildings and the environment, thus being able to able to analyze the methods of investigation and illustrate the preparation of the brief for a design project.
  • PEO3      Students shall demonstrate an understanding of the profession of architecture and the role of an     architect in society and at the same time have the ability to display sensitivity towards concerns for environmental and energy issues.
  • PEO4      Students shall be able to appraise themselves with the design skill necessary to meet building users’ requirements within the constraints imposed through adequate knowledge of the industries, organizations, regulations, and procedures.
Program Outcomes (PO’s)
  • PO – 1: Architectural knowledge : Apply the knowledge of design, science, engineering fundamentals, and architectural specialisations to the solution of complex architectural problems.
  • PO – 2: Problem analysis: Identify, formulate, review research literature, and analyze complex architectural problems reaching substantiated conclusions using   principles of design and architecture
  • PO – 3: Design/development of solutions: Design solutions for complex architectural problems and design system components or processes that meet the specified needs with appropriate consideration for the public health and safety, and the cultural, societal, and environmental considerations.
  • PO – 4: Conduct investigations of complex problems: Use research-based knowledge and research methods including design of experiments, analysis and interpretation of data, and synthesis of the information to provide valid conclusions.
  • PO – 5: Modern tool usage: Create, select, and apply appropriate techniques, resources, and modern architecture and IT tools including prediction and modelling to complex architectural activities with an understanding of the limitations.
  • PO – 6: The architect and society: Apply reasoning informed by the contextual knowledge to assess societal, health, safety, legal and cultural issues and the consequent responsibilities relevant to the professional architectural practice.
  • PO – 7: Environment and sustainability: Understand the impact of the professional architectural   solutions in societal and environmental contexts, and demonstrate the knowledge of, and need for sustainable development.
  • PO – 8: Ethics: Apply ethical principles and commit to professional ethics and responsibilities and norms of the architectural practice.
  • PO – 9: Individual and team work: Function effectively as an individual, and as a member or leader in diverse teams and in multidisciplinary settings.
  • PO – 10: Communication: Communicate effectively on complex architectural activities with the architecture community and with society at large, such as, being able to comprehend and write effective reports and design documentation,   make effective presentations, and give and receive clear instructions.
  • PO – 11: Project management and finance: Demonstrate knowledge and understanding of the architecture and   management principles and apply these to one’s own work, as a member and leader in a team, to manage projects and in multidisciplinary environments.
  • PO- 12 Life-long learning: Recognize the need for, and have the preparation and ability to engage in independent and   life-long learning in the broadest context of technological change.

This course is for individuals who…
find interest in verbal questioning concise writing and complex information interpretation. Students who are sharp-witted and quick learners are the best fit for this programme.

Students who are looking for…
learning in the public policies domain and seek in-depth knowledge of legal procedures of the law. Students keen to devote their life to publish service may register for this programme.

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  • Programme Structure

S.

No.

Paper ID

Subject Code

Subjects

Teaching Load

Credits

Core/Elective

Pre-Requisite/

Co Requisite

 

Type of Course:

  1. CC
  2. AECC
  3. SEC
  4. DSE

L

T

P

Theory Subjects

 

  1.  

10201

BAL 101

Law of Contract-I

4

1

0

4

Core

CC
  1.  

10250

BAL 124

Legal Methods

4

1

0

4

Core

CC
  1.  

10254

BAL 125

Sociology-I(Introduction To Sociology)

4

1

0

4

Core

CC
  1.  

10216

BAL 116

Economics-I

4

1

0

4

Core

CC
  1.  

10230

BAL 118

Political Sciences -I(Political Theory)

4

1

0

4

Core

CC

6

10263

BAL 130

Legal English-1

4

1

0

4

Core

CC

Total Credits

24

 

 

S.

No.

Paper ID

Subject Code

Subjects

Teaching Load

Credits

Core/Elective

Pre-Requisite/

Co Requisite

 

Type of Course:

  1. CC
  2. AECC
  3. SEC
  4. DSE

L

T

P

Theory Subjects

 

1.

10261

BAL 126

Economics II

4

1

0

4

Core

CC

2.

10210

BAL 110

Sociology-II (Indian Society)

4

1

0

4

Core

CC

3.

10243

BAL 119

Political Science – II (Indian Polity)

4

1

0

4

Core

CC

4.

10214

BAL 114

Law Of Tort 

4

1

0

4

Core

CC

5.

10215

BAL 115

Law Of Contract-II And Specific Relief

4

1

0

4

Core

CC
  1.  

10258

BAL 131

Legal English-II

4

1

0

4

Core

CC
  1.  

10284

BAL 129

Research Methodology

2

0

0

2

Co Requisite

AECC

Total Credits

26

 

 

S.

No.

Paper ID

Subject Code

Subjects

Teaching Load

Credits

Core/Elective

Pre-Requisite/

Co Requisite

 

Type of Course:

1.CC

2.AECC

3.SEC

4.DSE

L

T

P

Theory Subjects

 

1

20208

BAL217

Political Science- III (International Relations)

4

1

0

4

Core

CC

2

20209

BAL 218

Sociology- III (Sociology And Law)

4

1

0

4

Core

CC

3

20210

BAL 219

Hindu Law

4

1

0

4

Core

CC

4

20204

BAL 204

Consumer Welfare Legislations

4

1

0

4

Core

CC

5

20205

BAL 205

Constitutional Law –I

4

1

0

4

Core

CC

Practical/Viva-Voce/Jury

 

 

 

6

10251

BAL 257

Internship I(Internship Report Evaluation & Viva Voce)

0

0

1

1

Co Requisite

AECC

7

20211

BAL 260

Personality Development Program

1

0

0

1

Co Requisite

SEC

8

20215

BAL 258

Foreign Language- I

1

0

0

0

Co Requisite

SEC

9

 

OPE xxx

Open Elective

2

0

0

2

Elective

AECC

Total Credits

 

      24

 

 

S.

No.

Paper ID

Subject Code

Subjects

Teaching Load

Credits

Core/Elective

Pre-Requisite/

Co Requisite

 

Type of Course:

1.C C

2.A ECC

3. SEC

4. DSE

L

T

P

Theory Subjects

 

1

20218

BAL 221

Political Science IV (Political Thinkers)

4

1

0

4

Core

CC

2

20225

BAL 222

Economics III

4

1

0

4

Core

CC

3

10227

BAL 210

Law Of Crimes-I (Indian Penal Code)

4

1

0

4

Core

CC

4

10228

BAL 211

Constitutional Law-II

4

1

0

4

Core

CC

5

20220

BAL 223

Muslim Law

4

1

0

4

Core

CC

6

10238

BAL 308

Environmental Law

4

1

0

4

Core

CC
7 10258 BAL315 Entrepreneurship 2 0 0 2 Co Requisite AECC

8

10286

OPE xxx

Open Elective

2

0

0

2

Elective

AECC

9

20228

BAL 259

Foreign Language (German) –II

0

0

0

0

Co Requisite

SEC

Total Credits

28

 

 

S.

No.

Paper ID

Subject Code

Subjects

Teaching Load

Credits

Core/Elective

Pre-Requisite/

Co Requisite

 

Type of Course:

1.CC

2.AECC

3.SEC

4.DSE

L

T

P

Theory Subjects

 

1

10231

BAL 301

Corporate Law -I Including CSR

4

    1

0

4

Core

CC

2

10232

BAL 302

Labour Law-I

4

1

0

4

Core

CC

3

10287

BAL 321

Cyber Law

4

1

0

4

Core

CC

4

10235

BAL 305

Law of Crimes-II

4

1

0

4

Core

CC

5

10255

BAL 316

Criminal Procedure Code-I

4

1

0

4

Core

CC

6

10266

BAL 319

Political Science V (Comparative Government And Politics)

4

1

0

4

Core

CC

Practical/Viva-Voce/Jury

 

 

 

7

  10288

BAL 359

Moot Court Exercise & Internship

0

0

1

4

Co Requisite

AECC

Total Credits

      28

 

 

S.

No.

Paper ID

Subject Code

Subjects

Teaching Load

Credits

Core/Elective

Pre-Requisite/

Co Requisite

 

Type of Course:

1.CC

2.AECC

3.SEC

4.DSE

L

T

P

Theory Subjects

 

1

10234

BAL 304

Law Of Evidence

4

1

0

4

Core

CC

2

10240

BAL 310

Labour Law II

4

1

0

4

Core

CC

3

25063

BAL 313

Criminal Procedure Code-II

4

1

0

4

Core

CC

4

25116

BAL 314

Corporate Law-II

4

1

0

4

Core

CC

5

10259

BAL 320

Political Science VI (Public Administration)

4

1

0

4

Core

CC

6

25068

BAL 405

Jurisprudence

4

1

0

4

Core

CC

Practical/Viva-Voce/Jury

7

20216

BAL 358

Community Connect

0

0

2

2

Co Requisite

AECC

Total Credits

26

 

 

S.

No.

Paper ID

Subject Code

Subjects

Teaching Load

Credits

Core/Elective

Pre-Requisite/

Co Requisite

 

Type of Course:

1. CC

2. AECC

3. SEC

4. DSE

L

T

P

Theory Subjects

 

  1.  

25064

BAL 401

Public International Law

4

1

0

4

Core

CC
  1.  

25065

BAL 402

Administrative Law

4

1

0

4

Core

CC
  1.  

25066

BAL 403

Interpretation Of Statutes

4

1

0

4

Core

CC
  1.  

25067

BAL 404

Civil Procedure Code-I

4

1

0

4

Core

CC
  1.  

10289

BAL 419

Intellectual Property Rights I

4

1

0

4

Core

CC
  1.  

25265

BAL 505

Optional-1 (Criminology & Penology)

4

1

0

4

Core

CC

Practical/Viva-Voce/Jury

 

 

 

  1.  

  20212

BAL 357

Internship II

0

0

1

1

Co Requisite

AECC

Total Credits

25

 

 

S.

No.

Paper ID

Subject Code

Subjects

Teaching Load

Credits

Core/Elective

Pre-Requisite/

Co Requisite

 

Type of Course:

1.CC

2.AECC

3.SEC

4.DSE

L

T

P

Theory Subjects

 

1.

25118

BAL 406

Property Laws

4

1

0

4

Core

CC

2.

25119

BAL 407

Private International Law

4

1

0

4

Core

CC

3.

25120

BAL 408

Alternate Dispute Resolution

4

1

0

4

Core

CC

4.

25121

BAL 409

Civil Procedure Code-II And Law Of Limitation

4

1

0

4

Core

CC

5.

10290

BAL 420

Intellectual Property Rights II

4

1

0

4

Core

CC

6.

10269

BAl 417

Mediation & Conciliation and Arbitration

4

1

0

4

Core

CC

7.

25267

BAL 507

Optional-2 (Media Law)

4

1

0

4

Elective

CC

Practical/Viva-Voce/Jury

 

 

 

8.

10291

BAL 453

Employability Enhancement Skills

0

0

1

1

Co Requisite

SEC

Total Credits

29

 

 

S.

No.

Paper ID

Subject Code

Subjects

 

 

 

 

 

 

Teaching Load

Credits

Core/Elective

Pre-Requisite/

Co Requisite

 

Type of Course:

1.CC

2.AECC

3.SEC

4.DSE

L

T

P

Theory Subjects

 

  1.  

10256

BAL 516

Taxation Laws

4

1

0

4

Core

CC
  1.  

25263

BAL 503

Professional Ethics And Bar Bench Relation

4

1

0

4

Core

CC
  1.  

10252

BAL 514

Banking Laws & Insurance

4

1

0

4

Core

CC
  1.  

25341

BAL 511

Optional-3 (International Human Rights Law )

4

1

0

 

          4

 

Elective

CC

5.

25342

BAL 512

Optional -4 (Comparative Constitutional)

4

1

0

4

Elective

CC

Practical/Viva-Voce/Jury

 

 

 

6.

10296

BAL 554

Drafting Pleading And Conveyancing

0

0

4

4

Core

CC

7.

10264

BAL 416

Internship  III

0

0

1

1

Co Requisite

AECC

Total Credits

25

 

 

S.

No.

Paper ID

Subject Code

Subjects

Teaching Load

Credits

Core/Elective

Pre-Requisite/

Co Requisite

 

Type of Course[1]:

  1. CC
  2. AECC
  3. SEC
  4. DSE

L

T

P

Practical/Viva-Voce/Jury

 

1.

25345

BAL 553

Dissertation

0

0

4

4

Pre Requisite

      AECC
2. 10297   BAL 554 Internship 0 0 0 5 Pre Requisite       AECC

Total Credits

9

 

 

  • Eligibility Criteria
For National Students
The eligibility requirement for this course is graduation from the recognized institution. The applicant should already have a 3-years bachelor’s degree in any stream to be eligible for this course. The graduation must be passed with minimum 45% marks.
For International Students
The eligibility criterion for all programs for international applicants is minimum 50% in the qualifying examination and having studied the prerequisite subjects for admission into the desired program
  • Syllabus
Code Semester – I Code Semester – II
LST1023 Constitutional Law – I LST2004 Constitutional Law – II
LST1029 Law of Contract LST2011 Special Contract
LST1028 Law of Torts LST2010 Jurisprudence
LST1024 Law of Crimes – I (I.P.C.) LST2005 Law of Crimes – II (Cr.P.C.)
LST1025 Family Law – I LST2008 Family Law – II
Code Semester – III Code Semester – IV
LST1030 Law of Evidence LST2012 Environmental Law
LST1031 Company Law LST2013 Property Law
LST1032 Administrative Law LST2006 Civil Procedure Code & Limitation Act
LST1033 Public International Law LST2014 Principle of Taxation Law
LST1034 Labour & Industrial Law-I LST2015 Labour & Industrial Law – II
Code Semester – V Code Semester – VI
– Optional – 1 – Optional – 1
– Optional – 2 – Optional – 2
– Optional – 3 – Optional -3
LSP1026 Clinical Course – I-Alternative Dispute Resolution System LSP2016 Clinical Course – III –  Professional Ethics, Bench-Bar Relation and Accountancy for Lawyers
LSP1027 Clinical Course – II -Drafting, Pleading and Conveyancing LSP2017 Clinical Course – IV -Moot Court Exercise & Internship
Choose any three Choose any three
LST1035 Human Right Law & Practice LST2018 Juvenile Offences & Child Law
LST1036 Administration of Justice in Vedic Period LST2019 Panchayat Administration
LST1037 Penology & Victimology LST2020 Right to Information
LST1038 Health Law LST2021 Women & Criminal Law
LST1039 Banking Law LST2007 Land Laws of Arunachal Pradesh
LST1040 Intellectual Property Right -I LST2022 Intellectual Property Right -II
  • Scholarship
Apex Professional University nurtures and encourages the curious, determined, and creative minds and strongly believes that money should not be a constraint for such students. So, the University extends Scholarship and Financial Aid Scheme for the students taking admission at APU.

APU extends scholarships and financial assistance to meritorious and talented students based on the basis of qualification previous to eligibility qualification. Continuation of the APU Academic Scholarships are designed to encourage and reward consistently meritorious performance through the duration of the program. The Academic Scholarships will be awarded based on CGPA at the end of each year.

The amount of Scholarship also depends on the Phase in which the candidate takes Admission in the University. Admissions in APU is done in four Phases. All the Scholarships awarded will be for a specific year only and for subsequent years, it may continue / discontinue based on performance of the student in qualifying year and Scholarship policy applicable from time to time.

In order to fund your studies, you will need to undertake careful research – the options available to you will differ, depending on your domicile. There are several government scholarships and stipends on offer from UGC, Central and State Governments extending to the APU Students. 

  • Admission Process

  • Applicants will have to go through the following process:

    • Submission of completed application form with all relevant enclosures and application fee
    • Review of applications and short-listing of candidates
    • Admission decision taken by the Admission Committee
  • The decision to short-list applicants for a personal interview and make a formal offer of admission thereafter will be taken by the Admission Committee. The committee’s decision in this regard is final and binding.

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