Bachelor of Laws

Maharshi Dayanand University is one of the leading universities offering law education undergraduate courses. The university offers BA LLB as well as LLM courses. The admission for BA LLB and LLM is offered to students purely based on their academic achievements and merit.

Moreover, the University also conducts university entrance tests to gauge the potential of the students. Students securing fair marks make it to the merit list issued by MDU for the LLB course. These students are eligible to take admission for LLB after completing some basic documentation and formalities.

MDU is a prestigious institute renowned for its great infrastructure, quality education and professional faculty. The institute aims at imparting quality education and sharpening the skills of its students. The law undergraduate course at MDU is drafted as per the standard guidelines.

Eligibility Criteria

The aspirants seeking admission in MDU for BA LLB and LLB should meet the below-mentioned criteria to qualify for the LLB entrance test and the undergraduate course.

BA-LLB (5-year course) 120 seats

The candidate must have passed the SSC examination with a minimum of 45% marks
The Sc/ST/ Blind/ Differently and Visually abled candidates can apply for the entrance with 42.75%
The candidate must have completed SSC from Board of School Education Haryana, Bhiwani or any exam recognized by MDU Rohtak.

LLB (3-year course) 120 seats

The candidate must have passed Bachelor’s/ Master’s Degree with a minimum of 45% marks
The Sc/ST/ Blind/ Differently and Visually abled candidates can apply with 42.75%
The candidate must have pursued the degree by appearing for the exam recognized by MDU Rohtak or any equivalent examination

Admission Process

To apply for LLB, the aspirant needs to visit the official website of the university.
Register as a Student
Log in using personal credentials like Email id and phone number
Fill the application form for the qualifying examination
Choose the course from the drop-down list of courses
Upload photo, scanned copy of the documents, signature, thumb impression
Pay the application fee
And Submit

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List of documents

Here is the list of documents that a candidate needs to submit to secure admission to LLB

SSC mark-sheet.
SSC Certificate.
Mark sheet of the qualifying examination.
Caste Certificate (if any)
Character Certificate from the previous Institution.
Latest Income Certificate.
Domicile Certificate of Haryana (if applicable).
Undertaking regarding gap year (if any).

Curriculum

3 years LLB course:

The 3 years LLB course at MDU is divided into six semesters for three years. Each semester has 6-7 subjects. Below mentioned is the syllabus of the 3 year LLB course

Semester-I

Subjects	Marks
Law of Contract	100
Family Law-I	100
Law of Crimes-I	100
Constitutional Law-I	100
Law of Torts	100
Professional Ethics	100
Company Law	100

Semester-II

Subjects	Marks
Special Contracts	100
Family Law-II	100
Constitutional Law-II	100
Public International Law	100
Right to Information Law	100
Information Technology Law	100

Semester-III

Subjects	Marks
Jurisprudence	100
Law of Crimes-II	100
Administrative Law	100
Competition Law	100
Principle of Taxation	100
Labour and Industrial Law-I	100
Banking Law	100

Semester-IV:

Subjects	Marks
Law of Evidence	100
Environmental Law	100
Labour and Industrial Law-II	100
Property Law	100
Equity and Trust	100
Penology and Victimology	100

Semester-V:

Subjects	Marks
CPC Limitation	100
Drafting, Pleading Conveyance	100
ADR	100
Law of Corporate Finance	100
Pvt. International Law	100
Foreign Trade Law	100
Insurance Law	100

Semester-VI

Subjects	Marks
Land Law, Tendency and Panchayats	100
Intellectual Property Law	100
Interpretation of Statutes	100
Moots and Internships	100
Financial Market Regulations	100
Animal Protection Law	100

B.A.LLB course:

The BA LLB course at MDU is a five-year course. The course is divided into ten semesters for three years. Each semester has 6-8 subjects. Below mentioned is the syllabus of the first six semester BA LLB course

Semester-I:

Subjects	Marks
Law of Torts	100
Law of Contracts-I	100
English-I	100
Hindi-I /Additional	100
English Economics-I	100
History-I	100
Disaster Management	100

Semester-II:

Subjects	Marks
Special Contract	100
Family Law-I	100
English-II	100
Hindi-II/Additional	100
Economics English-II	100
History-II	100

Semester-III:

Subjects	Marks
Family Law-II	100
Constitutional Law-I	100
Professional Ethics	100
English-III	100
Economics-III	100
History-III	100
Political Science-I	100
Sociology-I	100

Semester-IV:

Subjects	Marks
Cyber Law-	100
Constitutional Law-II	100
Law of Crime-I	100
English-IV	100
Economics-IV	100
History-IV	100
Political Science-II	100
Sociology-II	100

Semester-V:

Subjects	Marks
Company Law Public	100
International Law	100
Insurance Law	100
Right to Information	100
Hindi-III/Additional English	100
Political Science-III	100

Semester-VI:

Subjects	Marks
Jurisprudence	100
Law of Crime-II	100
Administrative Law	100
Competition Law	100
Hindi-IV/Additional English	100
Political Science-IV	100

The internal assessment mark per subject is 20. Furthermore, apart from the set curriculum the university also organizes regular seminars, workshops and visits to give immense exposure to students and demonstrate the practicality of the field.

Law Scope or Future Advantages

LLB is one of the most popular undergraduate courses. It allows you to build a successful career in the law sector. The scope of LLB is humungous. Here are some of the bright career opportunities that one can look forward to after securing the LLB degree:

Legal Advisor: After completing LLB the professional can work in a law firm as a legal advisor. You can work as a legal advisor or representative in a joint law firm, a private company, a public company, corporate firms, banks etc. You can give your advice and opinions on legal matters and formulate the best legal strategy to realize the objectives of your client.
Judiciary: The students can also work for the judicial system of the country. However, to secure the position one needs to qualify and pass the judiciary examination which is conducted by the Public Service Commission.
Teaching: Education is one of the most promising fields that offers umpteen opportunities to LLB professionals. You can work as a part-time or a full-time faculty at a university and can teach the subject of your choice.
Consulting: Post your LLB you can start your venture as a legal consultant to leverage legal outsourcing opportunities. Many multinational companies and corporations scout legal consultants to advise and represent them on crucial matters. If you have the right expertise and knowledge you can establish your legal consultancy firm.