BA LLB (Hons.)
The structure of the B.A., LL.B. (Hons.) programme is designed to strengthen interdisciplinary engagement between the social sciences, humanities, and law.
Reflecting the integrated dual-degree structure (B.A. + LL.B.), the programme enables students to pursue specialisation under both components in a structured manner. Under the B.A. component, students are required to opt for two major subjects and one minor subject from a basket of disciplines including Political Science, History, English Literature, Economics, Geography, Philosophy, Sociology, Journalism and Mass Communication, Public Administration, and Psychology. This ensures a strong conceptual foundation in disciplines that complement and inform legal studies.
Parallelly, under the Law component, students are required to choose two legal specialisation baskets from seven offered areas: Constitutional Law, Business Law, International Trade Law, Crime and Criminology, International Law, Law and Agriculture, and Intellectual Property Law. This structure enables students to develop focused legal expertise alongside their interdisciplinary academic training.
Suggestive Baskets
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Eligibility Criteria
To pursue this program student must have
Course Structure
| Semester-I | |||
| Paper Code | SUBJECTS | Compulsory / optional | Credits |
| ILA 101 | Legal Method & Legal Research | Compulsory | 4 |
| ILA 102 | General English and Legal Language-I including Communication Skills | Compulsory | 4 |
| ILA 103 | Sociology-I: General Sociology | Optional | 4 |
| ILA 104 | Political Science-I: Principles of Political Science | Optional | 4 |
| ILA 105 | History-I: Indian History (Ancient & Medieval) up to 18th Century | Optional | 4 |
| ILA 106 | Economics-I: Micro-Economics | Optional | 4 |
| ILA 107 | Psychology-I: Basics of Psychology | Optional | 4 |
| ILA 108 | Philosophy-I: Indian Philosophy | Optional | 4 |
| ILA 109 | Journalism and Mass Communication-I: Introduction to Mass Communication | Optional | 4 |
| Note- Students have to opt for three subjects out of the optional seven subjects Provided that next three semesters have to opt same subjects compulsorily. | |||
| Semester-II | |||
| Paper Code | SUBJECTS | Compulsory / optional | Credits |
| ILA 201 | Law of Contract including Specific Relief & Sale of Goods Act | Compulsory | 4 |
| ILA 202 | English and Legal Language-II | Compulsory | 4 |
| ILA 203 | Sociology-II: Prominent Thinkers & Theoretical Perspectives | Optional | 4 |
| ILA 204 | Political Science-II: State and contemporary Political Concepts | Optional | 4 |
| ILA 205 | History-II: Modern India and India’s struggle for independence | Optional | 4 |
| ILA 206 | Economics-II: Macro- Economics | Optional | 4 |
| ILA 207 | Psychology-II: Social Psychology and Organizational Behavior | Optional | 4 |
| ILA 208 | Philosophy-II: History of Western Philosophy | Optional | 4 |
| ILA 209 | Journalism and Mass Communication-II: Principles of Mass Communication | Optional | 4 |
| Note Students have to opt for three same subjects as those opted in the first semester. | |||
| Semester-III | |||
| Paper Code | SUBJECTS | Compulsory / optional | Credits |
| ILA 301 | Law of Special Contract including Indian Partnership Act & Negotiable Instrument Act | Compulsory | 4 |
| ILA 302 | Family Law?I | Compulsory | 4 |
| IAA 001 | Computer Literacy and E-Library (Non-credit but the qualifying subject of 100 marks. To qualify learner has to obtain 30 marks out of 100 and no degree will be awarded without qualifying this subject) | Compulsory | Non-Credit (Qualifying) |
| ILA 303 | Sociology?III: Indian Society | Optional | 4 |
| ILA 304 | Political Science?III: Western Political Philosophy | Optional | 4 |
| ILA 305 | History?III: Indian Legal and Constitutional History | Optional | 4 |
| ILA 306 | Economics?III: Indian Economics | Optional | 4 |
| ILA 307 | Psychology?III: Psychological Research and Statistics | Optional | 4 |
| ILA 308 | Philosophy?III: Ethics (Indian & Western) | Optional | 4 |
| ILA 309 | Journalism and Mass Communication? III: Media Law and Ethics | Optional | 4 |
| Note: Students have to opt same three subjects as opted in the First and Second semesters. | |||
| Semester-IV | |||
| Paper Code | SUBJECTS | Compulsory / optional | Credits |
| ILA 401 | Family Law?II | Compulsory | 4 |
| ILA 402 | Law of Torts including MV accident and Consumer Protection Act | Compulsory | 4 |
| ILA 403 | Sociology?IV: Criminal Sociology | Optional | 4 |
| ILA 404 | Political Science?IV: Major Constitutional Systems of the World | Optional | 4 |
| ILA 405 | History?IV: World History | Optional | 4 |
| ILA 406 | Economics?IV: Development Economics | Optional | 4 |
| ILA 407 | Psychology?IV: Psychopathology | Optional | 4 |
| ILA 408 | Philosophy?IV: Emerging Trends of Thought | Optional | 4 |
| ILA 409 | Journalism and Mass Media?IV: Inter?Cultural Communication | Optional | 4 |
| Note: Students have to opt same three subjects as opted in the First, Second and Third semesters | |||
| Semester-V | |||
| Paper Code | SUBJECTS | Compulsory / optional | Credits |
| ILA501 | Substantial Law of Crimes Paper I (BNS I) | Compulsory | 4 |
| ILA502 | Labour and Industrial Law?I | Compulsory | 4 |
| ILA503 | Jurisprudence | Compulsory | 4 |
| ILA504 | Constitutional Law?I | Compulsory | 4 |
| ILA505 | French Language?I | Compulsory | Non?Credit Course |
| Semester-VI | |||
| Paper Code | SUBJECTS | Compulsory / optional | Credits |
| ILA 601 | Substantial Law of Crimes Paper II (BNS II) | Compulsory | 4 |
| ILA 602 | Constitutional Law?II | Compulsory | 4 |
| ILA 603 | Labour and Industrial Law?II | Compulsory | 4 |
| ILA 604 | Huma Rights and Practice including Protection of Women from Domestic Violence and Juvenile Justice Act. | Compulsory | 4 |
| ILA 605 | French Language?II | Compulsory | Non?Credit Course |
| Semester-VII | |||
| Paper Code | SUBJECTS | Compulsory / optional | Credits |
| ILA 701 | Bharitya Sakshay Adhiniyam | Compulsory | 4 |
| ILA 702 | Civil Procedure Code and Limitation Act | Compulsory | 4 |
| ILA 703 | Cyber Law | Compulsory | 4 |
| ILA 704 | Professional Ethics and Professional Accounting System Clinical Course- I | Compulsory | 4 |
| ILA 705 | Procedural Law of Crimes (BNSS I) | Compulsory | 4 |
| Semester-VIII | |||
| Paper Code | SUBJECTS | Compulsory / optional | Credits |
| ILA 801 | Administrative Law | Compulsory | 4 |
| ILA 802 | Property Law | Compulsory | 4 |
| ILA 803 | Intellectual Property Law | Compulsory | 4 |
| ILA 804 | Alternate Dispute Resolution Clinical Course-II | Compulsory | 4 |
| ILA 805 | Procedural Law of Crimes I (BNSS II) | Compulsory | 4 |
| Semester-IX | |||
| Paper Code | SUBJECTS | Compulsory / optional | Credits |
| ILA 901 | Land Law including Tenure and Tenancy Law | Compulsory | 4 |
| ILA 902 | Company Law | Compulsory | 4 |
| ILA 903 | Environmental Law | Compulsory | 4 |
| ILA 904 | Drafting, Pleading and Conveyancing Clinical Course-III | Compulsory | 4 |
| Semester-X | |||
| Paper Code | SUBJECTS | Compulsory / optional | Credits |
| ILA001 | Principal of Taxation Law | Compulsory | 4 |
| ILA002 | Interpretation of Statutes and Principle of Law | Compulsory | 4 |
| ILA003 | Insurance Law | Compulsory | 4 |
| ILA004 | Public International Law | Compulsory | 4 |
| ILA005 | Moot Court Exercise and Internship Clinical Course-IV | Compulsory | 4 |
Fee Structure
BA LLB (Hons.) 2026-31
| Fees | I Semester | II Semester | III Semester | IV Semester | V Semester | VI Semester | VII Semester | VIII Semester | IX Semester | X Semester |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Admission Fee | 35,000 | |||||||||
| Tution Fee | 90,000 | 90,000 | 95,000 | 95,000 | 1,00,000 | 1,00,000 | 1,05,000 | 1,05,000 | 1,10,000 | 1,10,000 |
| University Examinations Fees | 5,500 | 5,500 | 5,500 | 5,500 | 5,500 | 5,500 | 5,500 | 5,500 | 5,500 | 5,500 |
| Total | 1,30,500 | 95,500 | 1,00,500 | 1,00,500 | 1,05,500 | 1,05,500 | 1,10,500 | 1,10,500 | 1,15,500 | 1,15,500 |
| Security (Refundable) | - | - | 10,000 | - | - | - | - | - | - | - |
| Other Incidental Compulsory Charges | ||||||||||
| Charges for Uniform (Dress Camp) | 9,500 | - | - | - | - | 9,500 | - | - | - | - |
| Book Bank (EET Library) | 4,500 | - | - | - | - | 4,500 | - | - | - | |
| Career Development Cell Membership | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | 7,500 | - |
| Alumni Registration + 1 Year Enrollment | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | 5,000 |
| Online ERP Fee | 1,000 | 1,000 | 1,000 | 1,000 | 1,000 | 1,000 | 1,000 | 1,000 | 1,000 | 1,000 |
The classes in the University may stretch till late evening and require many group projects and hence students are advised to stay in the campus hostels. st Day boarding (Rs.25,000) in mandatory for 1st 2nd year for non hosteller is recommended for Integrated Law programs.
*Scholarship amount (if any) will be calculated on BA LLB (Hons.) tuition fee for first year Rs. 90,000 per semester and subsequently thereafter.
Fee is subject to change. For updated fee structure kindly visit www.doonbusinessschool.com / www.dgu.ac
Scholarship
For Undergraduate Students for 2025-26 intake
| CATEGORY | All India | ||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| SCHOLARSHIPS | 10.00% | 20.00% | 30.00% | 40.00% | 50.00% | 60.00% | 70.00% | 80.00% | 90.00% |
| 12th Percentage (Any Central Board) | 80.00-84.99 | 85.00-89.99 | 90.00-92.50 | 92.60-94.99 | 95 | 96 | 97 | 98 | 99 |
| JEE Percentile | 75-79.99 | 80 - 84.99 | 85 - 89.99 | 90 - 94.99 | 95-95.99 | 96-96.99 | 97-97.99 | 98-98.99 | 99-100 |
| CUET Percentile | 88 - 89.99 | 90-91.99 | 92-93.99 | 94-94.99 | 95-95.99 | 96-96.99 | 97-99.99 | 98-98.99 | 99-100 |
Note: Best 4 Core Subjects only (SUPW, Physical Education and Non Academic Subjects will not be considered)
Satya Devi Special Scholarship for Bihar Students
(BSCC Eligible)
Get a one-time non-returnable grant of Rs.2.5 Lakh Or 25% Scholarship on tuition fees whichever is lower
For B.Sc. Agriculture/ Forestry / Agri Business
(Dr. S. K. Gupta Memorial Scholarship)
25% Scholarship on tuition fees
Scholarship for Uttarakhand Domicile
25% on Tuition Fee
Scholarship for Single Mother (All India)
10% on Tuition Fee
Scholarship for Teacher Ward (All India)
10% on Tuition Fee
Scholarship for Defence Personal Ward (All India)
10% on Tuition Fee
Note: No two scholarships can be clubbed together, if any student eligible for two scholarships may choose the higher scholarship from the respective category.
Procedure
- Students registering for scholarship should apply on the prescribed form avaliable with the institute or on website at the time of interview before confirmation of admission. Students who do not apply before confirmation of admission wlil not be eligible for merit scholarship.
- Students should submit photocopies of all mark sheets and certificates required as above for entitling the scholarship.
- Upon your official confirmation of admission with the DBSG, you wlil receive a formal scholarship offer letter / confirmation.
- The scholarship wlil be disbursed semester wise.
- In case the result of the previous semester has not been declared tlil the last date of submission of fees for the next semester, the student may provisionally submit fees equivalent to the last semester fees but in case falis to get the required marks wlil have to submit the balance fees.
- Whlie applying for a scholarship and fliling in the percentage of class XII marks, applicants are required to consider the aggregate of Best 4 core subjects in their XII boards (SUPW, Physical Education and Non Academic Subjects wlil not be considered).
- Scholarship amount will be calculated on General (basic) tuition fee for per semester and subsequently thereafter.
However the scholarship for 3rd semester onwards wlil be subject to:
In case any of the above criteria is not fulfliled the scholarship for the next semester wlil be withdrawn.
- 75% attendance to be maintained in each subject individually in the preceding semester. Please note that Third Semester Scholarship depends on First semester performance and Fourth semester Scholarship on second semester.
- 70% marks in cumulative score in all subjects.
- Students shall not be involved in any disciplinary action of misconduct where a penalty or fine is imposed by the Proctorial board.
- Students shall take a good moral character certificate from the course coordinator every year and submit the same with the Registrar.
- Students should give an undertaking of being avaliable at all time during the course for any brand ambassador activities and also in case of events/goodwlil programmes.
- There should be no discontinuation in study. In case of transfer to any other institute, the scholarship given wlil have to be refunded prior to issue of College Leaving Certificate.
- Students need to send a thank you letter to the Board of Trustees for the Generous Scholarship every semester.
Disclaimer
USPs of program
BA LLB (Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Laws) course lies in its combination of legal education with an understanding of social sciences. This interdisciplinary approach prepares students to excel not just in law but also in fields like public policy, governance, and international relations.
Interdisciplinary Learning
This course is a blend of Law and Arts. The course integrates law with subjects like political science, sociology, economics, and history, offering a comprehensive understanding of the legal system in its social and political context.
Five-Year Integrated Program
It is a time-efficient course. The BA LLB is an integrated five-year course, saving a year compared to pursuing a separate BA and LLB. Students can begin their legal education immediately after completing high school (12th grade), entering the professional world sooner.
Strong Foundation in Law
This course gives core legal knowledge. Students study foundational legal subjects like Constitutional Law, Criminal Law, Contract Law, and International Law. Moot courts, internships, legal aid clinics, and workshops provide hands-on experience in real-world legal scenarios.
Holistic Career Preparation
BA LLB course provides diverse career options. The course prepares students for careers in legal practice, judiciary, civil services, public policy, corporate law, academics, journalism, and more.
Industry-Ready Skills
DBS Global University offers soft skills training, communication workshops, personality development and future skill courses to prepare students for interviews and professional settings. Exposure to internships, legal luminaries, and seminars ensures students build strong professional connections.
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