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Brief Overview
Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Law (Honours) - BA LLB (Hons)
It is essential for a graduate of law to have a robust understanding of the social sciences. Law and social sciences share a strong mutual relationship. While a legal instrument is a mechanism to express the socio-economic and political will of the State, it is equally undeniable that the effectiveness of the legal system has a definite impact on the society. Hence a successful attorney should have a sound knowledge of the social sciences in order to appreciate how to use law as an instrument of social change. The B.A. LL. B. (Hons.) course at the Alliance School of Law includes Political Science, Sociology, Economics, and English subjects as minor areas of study to supplement the wide range of law subjects that its graduates are required to study.
Duration
Five years (full-time)Specializations Offered
- Intellectual Property Rights Law
- Business Law
- International Law
- Constitutional Law
- Criminal Law
Pedagogy
The Alliance School of Law is committed to imparting world-class learning in law practice and governance to its key constituents. To fulfill this objective, the curriculum and teaching pedagogy is designed to prepare its graduates in the domestic, international and comparative law subjects. Graduates from the Alliance School of Law study compulsory subjects and choose from an unparalleled range of elective subjects. In addition to subjects on substantive and procedural law, its attorney-graduates also acquire lawyering skills through practical training activities and clinical, legal programs even while they inculcate in themselves sound research and writing skills.
PEO (Program Educational Objectives)
Graduates will demonstrate sound knowledge of substantive and procedural laws and their application to real-world legal problems.
Graduates will be equipped with strong research, drafting, negotiation, and dispute resolution skills to thrive in legal, corporate, and regulatory environments.
Graduates will act as socially responsible legal professionals, promoting justice, fairness, and sustainable development.
Graduates will be adept in legal technology, data-driven decision-making, and cross-border legal practice.
Graduates will engage in ongoing professional development and be adaptable to evolving legal, societal, and technological landscapes.
PSO (Program Specific Outcomes)
For LLB (3 Years):
• Transition into legal practice or judiciary with a strong foundation in advocacy, drafting, and research.
• Provide legal solutions to contemporary societal issues using legal tools, client-centric approaches, and policy insights.
PO (Program Outcomes)
UG Law Programmes ( LLB)
Demonstrate understanding of legal concepts, constitutional values, statutes, case laws, and international legal frameworks. (K1, K2)
Analyze and interpret legal problems using logical reasoning, doctrinal tools, and comparative frameworks. (K4, K5)
Employ doctrinal, empirical, and digital research methods to explore, interpret, and solve complex legal issues. (K3, K4, K5)
Communicate persuasively in legal contexts through structured arguments, reports, drafting, and oral advocacy. (K3, K6)
Utilize legal tech tools and digital platforms for research, compliance, advocacy, and practice management. (K3, K4)
Develop practical solutions to societal challenges using legal knowledge, ethics, and policy insights. (K5, K6)
Apply professional codes of conduct and demonstrate integrity, confidentiality, and accountability. (K2, K5)
Function effectively in diverse teams, understanding roles in adversarial and collaborative legal settings. (K2, K3)
Demonstrate initiative, vision, and leadership in legal, civic, and entrepreneurial contexts. (K5, K6)
Contribute to community legal empowerment, access to justice, and policy reforms. (K3, K5)
Integrate legal thinking with insights from business, technology, politics, and social sciences. (K4, K5)
Understand and respond to global legal developments, including cross-border practice and international human rights. (K2, K4)
Curriculum Structure
Year 1
Semester-wise Syllabus
Semester I
- English I (Law & Language)
- Legal Methods & Legal Systems
- General Principles of Contract
- Grammar of Sociology
- Micro Economics
- Political Theory
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- Kannada
- French
- German
- Spanish
- Hindi
Semester II
- English II (Law & Literature)
- Specific Contracts
- Law of Tort, MV Accident & Consumer Protection Laws
- Contemporary Sociological Issues
- Macro Economics
- Political Ideologies
Year 2
Semester-wise Syllabus
Semester III
- Constitutional Law - I
- Law of Crimes - I
- Family Law -I
- Explorations in Social Inequalities
- Indian Economy & Development Economics
- International Relations
- Law and Leadership
Semester IV
- Constitutional Law II
- Family Law II
- Property Law
- Jurisprudence
- Law of Crimes – II
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- Mass Communication I - Optional
- Theoretical Perspective in Sociology (Sociology Hons. I) (Optional)
- Quantitative Methods (Economics Hons. I) (Optional)
- Public Administration (Political Science Hons. I) (Optional)
Year 3
Semester-wise Syllabus
Semester V
- Criminal Procedure Code, Probation of Offenders Act & Juvenile Justice Act
- Intellectual Property Law
- Public International Law
- Company Law
- Administrative Law
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- Mass Communication II (Optional)
- Industrial Sociology (Sociology Hons. II) (Optional)
- Law & Economics (Economics Hons. II) (Optional)
- Comparative Politics & Governance (Political Science Hons. II) (Optional)
Semester VI
- Law of Evidence
- Civil Procedure Code and Limitation Act
- Taxation Law
- Honors Paper [I & II] (View)
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- Mass Communication III(Optional)
- Sociology of Crime & Deviance (Sociology Hons. III) (Optional)
- International Economics (Economics Hons. III) Optional
- Anatomy of Political Institutions (Political Science Hons. III (Optional)
Year 4
Semester-wise Syllabus
Semester VII
- Labor & Industrial Laws-I
- Private International Law
- Drafting, Pleading & Conveyance - I (Clinical Paper I)
- Environmental Law
- Professional Ethics & Professional Accounting System (Clinical Paper II)
- Honors Paper III (View)
Semester VIII
- Labor & Industrial Laws-II
- Drafting, Pleading & Conveyance – II (Clinical Paper I)
- Alternative Dispute Resolution (Clinical Paper III)
- Interpretation of Statutes
- Honors Paper [IV & V] (View)
No Minor/Specialization Courses For LLB.
No Open Electives For LLB.
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COURSE OF INDEPENDENT STUDY
Independent Study
ACTIVITY POINTS
Activity Points
WHAT ARE ACTIVITY POINTS (AP)?
Mandatory, non-graded credits (MNG) that track your Co/Extra-curricular & community work. Collect 100 points every semester to stay degree-eligible and prove you’re more than a GPA!
WHY SHOULD YOU CARE?
• Graduate on time: Deficits flag ‘?P Pending” on your marksheet.
• Stand-out transcript: Along with Transcripts (Detailed Marks Card and Degree certificate), get an activity point report, recruiters see leadership, creativity & social impact.
• Personal growth: Build skills, friends and memories beyond the classroom!
HOW DO I SCORE 100 EACH SEMESTER?
1. COMMUNITY & SERVICE
2. SPORTS & GAMES
3. PROFESSIONAL & INNOVATION
4. CULTURAL & LITERARY
5. LEADERSHIP & MANAGEMENT
6. INNOVATION & STARTUPS
STUDENT
My experience at Alliance University is really good, the environment here on the campus calms you, and encourages you to do a lot. In addition, this college gives me a lot of opportunities you can take part in a wide range of activities by organizing many events for us.
Alliance University has made me enhance my knowledge and skills to a better extent. The extra support provided by all staff members and mentors, during physical classes made us feel welcomed and projected a united classroom.
At Alliance School of Law, you can excel in your academics, career, and personal outlook and perceptions. Rich in teaching experience and mentoring with compassion and understanding towards all students giving equal recognition and guidance to all students.
My experience in the Alliance School of Law till now has been wonderful, the teaching and the curriculums are all excellent. The environment that the college creates for the students is very different and peaceful.
I am amused to see that the here Faculty is so friendly and welcoming which is huge because of their warm attitude toward us. Moreover, I had very fantastic experience shared by my brother who is alumnus of this college.
My experience at Alliance School of Law has been extremely enriching and fruitful. The academic insights and co-curricular activities in a serene and green environment help in my holistic development. The seminars, conferences, and interaction with legal acumen have motivated me to reimagine a better and brighter career ahead.
It has been an amazing experience for me that has helped me grow personally and professionally. The campus has a comfortable environment and conducts activities where one can grow and make new friends.
Attending Alliance University has given my life a new direction and hope for my future. They make sure we are well taken care of academically and help prepare us with skills for our future careers.
The university is immensely diverse with students and faculty, giving you such rich experiences and perspectives. Cultural events, Fests, and Club activities now and then are a great form of stress relief from the academic side of university life.
Bhoomika G S
Anushree Chakraborty
Program Eligibility Criteria
Eligibility Criteria:
Eligibility:
LLB.
(1) A candidate who has successfully completed a Bachelor’s degree in any discipline with a minimum of 45 per cent marks in aggregate from a recognized university, shall be eligible to seek admission to the Programme.
Provided that, a candidate belonging to OBC shall be eligible to seek admission to the Programme if they have completed the aforementioned examination with not less than 43 percent marks in aggregate.
Provided further that a candidate belonging to the Scheduled Caste or Scheduled Tribe shall be eligible to seek admission to the Programme if they have completed the aforementioned examination with not less than 40 percent marks in aggregate.
(2) Candidates who have appeared in the final semester examination of the Bachelor’s degree and are awaiting the results are also eligible to apply for the Programme. In the event such candidates are successful in securing admission to the Programme, such admission shall be provisional and subject to the candidate successfully complying with the eligibility requirements as stated above.
STUDY ABROAD OPTIONS
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This programme allows students to spend a semester at a partner university in a foreign country to immerse themselves in a new culture and gain a fresh perspective on their discipline. In this programme, students can earn academic credits that transfer back to their home university.
