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INTEGRATED PROGRAMME

B.A. LL.B.

5 Years Integrated Course

An integrated programme combining arts, social sciences and legal education to develop a comprehensive understanding of law and society.

📚 Arts + Law 🎓 5 Years
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UNDERGRADUATE LAW

LL.B.

3 Years Course

A professional law programme for graduates covering constitutional law, criminal law, civil procedure, contracts and practical legal training.

⚖️ Legal Studies 🎓 3 Years
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POSTGRADUATE LAW

LL.M.

2 Years Course

Advanced legal education with specialised study, research, classroom teaching, practical components and dissertation work.

🔬 Legal Research 🎓 2 Years
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INTEGRATED LAW COURSE

B.A. LL.B. — Semester-wise Syllabus

Five-year integrated programme

Semester I +
  • English – I
  • Logic – I
  • Economics
Semester II +
  • History
  • Legal Language and Writing
  • Political Science – I
Semester III +
  • Sociology
  • Political Science – II: Foundations of Political Obligation
  • History of Courts
Semester IV +
  • English – II
  • Logic – II
  • Political Science – III: International Relations
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THREE-YEAR LAW COURSE

LL.B. — Semester-wise Syllabus

Core legal subjects and practical training

Semester I +
  • Labour Laws and Industrial Relations – I
  • Law of Torts, Motor Accident Claims and Consumer Protection
  • Law of Contract and Specific Relief
  • Legal Language
  • Practical Training – I
Semester II +
  • Law of Crimes
  • Constitutional Law – I
  • Family Law – I
  • Environmental Laws
  • DPC – 1
Semester III +
  • Administrative Law
  • Transfer of Property Act and Easement Act
  • Family Law – II
  • Company Law
  • Practical Training – II: Alternative Dispute Resolution
Semester IV +
  • Jurisprudence / Legal Theory
  • Contract – II
  • Constitutional Law – II
  • Optional Papers — Any One
    • Human Rights Law
    • Criminology and Penology
    • Bankruptcy Laws
  • DPC – 2
Semester V +
  • Civil Procedure Code and Limitation Act
  • Criminal Procedure Code (BNSS), Juvenile Justice Act and POCSO Act
  • Labour Law and Industrial Relations – II
  • Public International Law
  • Practical Training – III: Moot Court Exercise and Internship
Semester VI +
  • Law of Evidence (BSA)
  • Law of Taxation
  • Optional Papers — Any Two
    • Intellectual Property Laws
    • Laws of Banking and Negotiable Instruments
    • Law and Medicine
    • Law Relating to Women and Children
    • Law of Insurance
    • Conflict of Laws
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POSTGRADUATE SPECIALISATIONS

LL.M. — Two-Year Programme

Choose a specialised area of legal study

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Group I — Business Law

Semester I +
  • Foundation Paper I: Law and Social Transformation
  • Foundation Paper II: Indian Constitutional Law — New Challenges
  • Fundamental Principles of Law of Contract and Allied Laws
  • Global Trade under World Trade Organisation
Semester II +
  • Judicial Process
  • Legal Education and Research Methodology
  • Corporate Law
  • Law Related to Customs and Foreign Exchange
Semester III +
  • Law of Insurance
  • Banking Laws
  • Labour Law and Industrial Relations – II
  • Classroom Teaching and Seminar
  • Choice of Practical Component
Semester IV +
  • Dissertation
  • Viva Voce
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Group II — Criminal Law and Criminal Administration

Semester I +
  • Foundation Paper I: Law and Social Transformation
  • Foundation Paper II: Indian Constitutional Law — New Challenges
  • Criminal Jurisprudence
  • Penal Laws
Semester II +
  • Judicial Process
  • Legal Education and Research Methodology
  • Criminology
  • Collective Violence and Criminal Justice System
Semester III +
  • Penology — Treatment of Offenders
  • Forensic Science and Scientific Investigation of Crime
  • Classroom Teaching and Seminar
  • Choice of Practical Component
Semester IV +
  • Dissertation
  • Viva Voce

LL.M. — Choice of Practical Component

Students may undertake a practical component from the options below, subject to the applicable syllabus.

  1. Legal Aid
  2. Loopholes / Lacunae in Existing Laws and Reports
  3. Comparative Study and Its Utility in the Context of India
  4. Debate on a Contemporary Legal Issue
  5. Book Review / Group Discussion on Current Legal Affairs
  6. Surprise Written Test
  7. Case Comments

LL.M. Examination Pattern — Important Notes

  • The course structure and examination pattern are subject to applicable University of Mumbai and Board of Studies notifications.
  • Regulation R.4356 describes a foundation course and an optional group.
  • Regulations R.4357–R.4359 describe the semester structure, papers and practical components.
  • Regulation R.4360 describes the fourth-semester dissertation and viva-presentation.
  • Practical assessment may include classroom teaching, seminars, a selected practical component and attendance, as prescribed by the applicable rules.

Please verify the latest applicable University regulations and approved syllabus before publishing examination marks or credits.

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ADMISSION INFORMATION

Eligibility & Admission

Eligibility requirements for B.A. LL.B., LL.B. and LL.M. must be checked against the current admission brochure and applicable University and CET authority rules.

LL.B. — 3 Years

  • A recognised bachelor's degree, subject to the applicable admission rules.
  • Minimum qualifying marks depend on the candidate category and current regulations.
  • Eligible candidates must satisfy the applicable CET and admission-process requirements.

B.A. LL.B. — 5 Years

  • Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC) or an equivalent recognised qualification, subject to applicable rules.
  • Minimum qualifying marks and category relaxations are governed by current admission regulations.
  • Applicable entrance-test and admission-process requirements must be fulfilled.

LL.M. — 2 Years

  • A recognised LL.B. or equivalent qualifying law degree, subject to applicable regulations.
  • Required marks and eligibility conditions must be confirmed from the current LL.M. admission notification.
Important: The detailed eligibility text supplied for this page includes specific Maharashtra candidature, qualifying-mark and CET conditions. Confirm those conditions against the current official admission brochure before displaying them as final rules.
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ADMISSION CHECKLIST

Documents Required

Keep the applicable self-attested documents ready for submission with the admission form. The final list may vary by course and admission category.

01 SSC (Std. X) Mark Sheet
02 HSC (Std. XII) Mark Sheet
03 Graduation Mark Sheets — All Semesters / Years
04 Graduation Certificate
05 CET Scorecard
06 CET Hall Ticket
07 CET Application Form
08 Centralised Admission Process (CAP) Application Form
09 CAP Option Form
10 School / College Leaving Certificate
11 Domicile Certificate / Birth Certificate, as applicable
12 Hindi Linguistic Minority Certificate, if applicable
13 O-Declaration, as applicable
Submit only the documents applicable to your course and category, as specified by the current admission authority.
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