LLB vs BA LLB: These are the 10 differences between LLB and BA LLB, know which course is better to do..
LLB vs BA LLB: Law has always been known as a respectable and good career. For which one has to do an LLB course. Initially, LLB could be done only after graduation. But now there is also Integrated LLB. Admission is given after the 12th. It is for five years. Both are graduation-level courses. After graduation, to gain admission to an LLB, one has to study only law. Whereas in Integrated LLB, along with law, graduation subjects also have to be studied.
One advantage of doing Integrated LLB is that one year is saved. This means that if a traditional LLB course is done, then after the 12th there will be three years of graduation and then three years of LLB. But if admission is taken in a five-year LLB after the 12th, then it will be done in five years only.
Let us know 10 differences between LLB and BA LLB.
1. Duration of course:
– LLB: 3 years (after graduation)
– BA LLB: 5 years (integrated course after 12th)
2. Eligibility:
– LLB: Bachelor’s degree (any stream)
– BA LLB: 10+2 (any stream)
3. Course structure:
– LLB: Focuses only on law subjects.
– BA LLB: Combines arts and law subjects.
4. Syllabus:
– LLB: Core law subjects (constitutional law, contract, etc.)
– BA LLB: Arts subjects (history, economics, political science, etc.) + law subjects
5. Career options:
– LLB: After this, a career can be made in the field of law.
– BA LLB: BA LLB can also be used to make a career in many fields including law.
6. Skill Development:
– LLB: Focus is on legal skills (court procedure, drafting, etc.).
– BA LLB: Both legal and non-legal (communication and research, etc.) skills are developed.
7. Specialization:
– LLB: Limited specialization (eg, corporate law, criminal law, etc.)
– BA LLB: This allows specializing in various fields (eg, intellectual property law, environmental law)
8. Entrance Exam:
– LLB: Usually LLB entrance exam is required (eg, CUET, BHU UET, TS LAWCET, AMU entrance exam, etc.)
– BA LLB: Admission in Integrated LLB is done through entrance exams like CLAT, AILET, and LSAT.
9. Fees:
– LLB: Generally low fees
– BA LLB: Higher fees due to longer duration
10. Recognition:
– LLB: Recognized by the Bar Council of India (BCI) and UGC
– BA LLB: Recognized by BCI and UGC
